For Me, Nothing Has Ever Taken Precedence

To Work With A Director That Has Emotional Commitment And Passion Toward The Characters, And The Piece, And The Experiences, It Only Enriches Your Work.

The Only Place I've Felt Was Really My Home Is My Cabin Up North. There's Something In The Water There That Connects Me To That Place. There's Also This Sense Of Isolation And Loneliness About It That I've Never Been Able To Shake.

I Like Playing Characters Who Are Out There On The Edge, Where They Can Explode At Any Moment Or Fall Off The Precipice.

So Much Of My Sense Of Who I Am Is Tied To Mothering. When They Left Home, I Fell Into A Huge, Empty, Black Hole. Your Children Are Grown And Your Career Has Slowed Down - All The Stuff That Took Up So Much Attention Is Gone, And You're Left With Expansive Time And Space.

Families Survive, One Way Or Another. You Have A Tie, A Connection That Exists Long After Death, Through Many Lifetimes.