I Like To Learn About Things.

As A Member Of The Audience I Don't Like It That I Can't See What's Going On In The Eyes And In The Face And In The Most Subtle Responses Of A Performer When I'm More Than A Few Rows Back. I Find It Very Frustrating.

I Can't Honestly Account For The Very Personal Response That I Have To One Story And Not Another, A Sense Of An Orbit, The Orbit Of A World That Draws Me As My Own Life Recedes.

I Suppose That Anyone Who Does Any Kind Of Creative Work Some Time In Their Life - Especially As You Grow Into Middle Age! - You Come To A Time Where You Really Question More And More Frequently, Whether You Have Anything Else To Offer. And At Its Worst, You Feel Utterly Bereft Of Whatever Creative Force It Takes To Do That Work.

You Can Never Fully Put Your Finger On The Reason Why You're Suddenly, Inexplicably Compelled To Explore One Life As Opposed To Another.

Everybody Has To Know For Themselves What They're Capable Of.