I Grew Up In Canada, Man -

I Think There's Something Really Freeing About Improv, That It's A Collective, Creative, In-the-moment Piece. That's Really Exciting And Really Frustrating, Because It's There And Gone. There's An Amazing Interaction With The Audience That Happens Because They Are Very Much Another Scene Partner. How They Respond Determines The Kinds Of Stories We Tell.

Sexuality Is So Much More Complex Than Our Boobs. My Sexuality Isn't Me As An Object To Be Looked At. It's The Way I Say "hello" To Somebody, The Way I Sit With Somebody. A Body Is Just A Body. But We're Really Afraid Of Bodies. They Hold A Lot Of Power - I Think That's Why People Can Try To Shame Them So Easily, Because They Are So Powerful.

My Brothers Are So Much A Part Of Who I Am, And Such A Large Part Of My Heart And My Drive. I've Never Had A Kid, But I Understand That Whole, "i Would Kill For My Family" Kind Of Thing. I Understood It, It Resonated With Me. It's A Very Primal, Animal Thing That You Feel For Your Family.

I Like 'futurama.' That's Kind Of The Only Thing That's My Sci-fi Thing, Although I Was Big Into Zombies For A Time.

My Mom's A Translator, My Dad's A Woodworker; That's The World I Grew Up In, That's The World I'm Most Comfortable In. The Whole Idea Of Hollywood Or Any Of That Other Stuff That Unfortunately Goes Along With Film, That Wasn't Part Of My Upbringing, Thankfully.