I Was Seventeen Years Old, A Married

There Is A World Of Communication Which Is Not Dependent On Words. This Is The World In Which The Artist Operates And For Him Words Can Be Dangerous Unless They Are Examined In The Light Of The Work. The Communication Is In The Work And Words Are No Substitute For This.

I Was Seventeen Years Old, A Married Woman Without Real Responsibilities, Miserable About My Mixed-up Emotions, Afraid There Was Something Awfully Wrong With Me Because I Didn't Enjoy Being A Wife. Worst Of All, I Didn't Have Enough To Do.

Anything Was Better Than Playing Cards, And I Was Doing Something I Wanted To Do Creating.

Peter Pan Is Perhaps The Most Important Thing, To Me, That I Have Ever Done In Theater.

Things Can Get Very Lovey And Feasty With A Bunch Of Stimulated Hams.