At School I Was Always Trying To

I Believe That No Matter What You Do In Life, If You Learn The Basics Through Theater, It Will Help You In Everything Else - Problem Solving, Communication, Discipline, All Of That Stuff.

I Still Know I Have An Awful Lot To Learn, And I Hope I'm Put In Whatever Situation It Is That's Gonna Help Me Learn It, Or That I'll Get To Watch Really Good People Do What They Do.

Most Scripts Are Written To Be Green Lit. They're Not Written To Be Acted. And A Lot Of Writers With The Greatest Intention In The World Don't Write For Actors. They Don't Understand The Architecture Of What An Actor Needs To Get From Point A To Point B.

I Know That Actors And Actresses Have A Great Reputation For Being Very, Very Selfish, And In Some Cases, That's Very True. But In The Theater I Find It Doesn't Help You To Be Selfish. You Sort Of Have To Be Selfless In The Theater, And The More Selfless You Are - That Doesn't Mean Don't Take Care Of Yourself - But The More You Sort Of Surrender To The Work, I Find, The Better The Work Is. That's Just My Experience.

I Love To Work In All Sorts Of Different Situations. I Think You Learn A Lot, Which Is Why I Try Not To Approach Something The Same Way, Because It Might Not Be Appropriate, And Then You Can Get Lazy Just Out Of Boredom. So I Love Any Approach.