I Wanted To Be An Inventor, Whatever

I Learned Enough Hebrew To Stagger Through A Meaningless Ceremony That I Scarcely Remember.

While I Don't Script And I Don't Use Other Performers, I Think My Taste For Underlying Precision Gives Me Something In Common With Allan And George Brecht.

I Was Very Committed To The Process Of Composing, Working At Poems, Putting Things Together And Taking Them Apart Like Some Kind Of Experimental Filmmaker.

Stories Are Different Every Time You Tell Them - They Allow So Many Possible Narratives.

My Rejection Of The Idea Of Entertainment In Its Current Form Is Based On The Audience That Comes With It.