I Have Spent Much Of My Adult

People Come Up To Me As I Leave The Stage After A Performance And Tell Me Tey Saw My Mother Onstage With Me Every Time I Sing. I Keep A Sense Of Humor About It.

I Think Every Show I Do, Whether I Am Doing Eight Shows A Week Of A Broadway Show... I Think, "that's A Show I'll Never Get Back"... I Go Home At Night And I Think To Myself, "that Was My Favorite".

The Sicker Mother Got, The Stranger The People Surrounding Her Became. I Called Them The Garland Freaks.

I Don't Like To Hear Anybody In Show Business Complain, Because I Just Find It To Be Such A Grateful Business. Because There Are So Many Wonderful, Creative Souls Out There And There Are So Few Jobs. And, So, I Just Find Myself Thinking To Myself "wow, If I Could Get Into A Show Of Any Kind And Have It Last For A While" - That's When I Find Myself Really Happy.

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.