A Piece Of Advice I Would Give

Living In Continual Chaos Is Exhausting, Frightening. The Catch Is That It's Also Very Addictive.

The Most Memorable Night Of The Judy Garland Show For Me Was The Night My Mother Pulled Me Out Of The Audience And Sang To Me Onstage.

Every Time I Go Out On A Stage I Consider Myself Very Lucky. Because, In A Time Where People Are Economically Thinking About What To Go And See - So, When I Am On A Stage, And It Doesn't Matter Where I Am, That's My Favorite Show. I Come Home After And Say "that Was My Favorite Show".

The Broadway Community Is Unlike Any Community In Show Business And It Is Unlike Any Community In The World. When You Come Into The Broadway Community They Open The Door And They Say "welcome". Not Only Do They Do That, But When Times Are Really Tough And Horrendous Things Have Happened And Really Tragic Things - The Broadway Community Shows Up! And They Say "how Can We Help?".

I Did My First Broadway Show When I Was Nineteen Years Old - And To Be Able To Say That I Am Still Working With The Incredible Talents Of All Of The Creative Teams That I Have Been Able To Work With - That's So Special To Me.