Let The Moment Go. . . .

Dreams Are A Sweet Mistake All Dreamers Must Awake On, Then, With The Dance No Backward Glance Or My Heart Will Break Never Look Back.

You Have Two Kinds Of Shows On Broadway - Revivals And The Same Kind Of Musicals Over And Over Again, All Spectacles. You Get Your Tickets For 'the Lion King' A Year In Advance, And Essentially A Family Comes As If To A Picnic, And They Pass On To Their Children The Idea That That's What The Theater Is - A Spectacular Musical You See Once A Year, A Stage Version Of A Movie. It Has Nothing To Do With Theater At All. It Has To Do With Seeing What Is Familiar. We Live In A Recycled Culture.

Everyone I Used To Play With Has Either Given Up Or Is Dead.

If You Told Me To Write A Love Song Tonight, I'd Have A Lot Of Trouble. But If You Tell Me To Write A Love Song About A Girl With A Red Dress Who Goes Into A Bar And Is On Her Fifth Martini And Is Falling Off Her Chair, That's A Lot Easier, And It Makes Me Free To Say Anything I Want.

It Should Be Interesting To See Two Entirely Different Ways To Treat A Story, Geared For Two Entirely Different Kinds Of Audience.