One Of Things I'd Love To Do

I Remember At One Point Being In Fellowship, And Everyone Used To Wear The Fish Symbol; It Said You Were A Christian. So I Asked My Father, 'dad, Why Don't You Wear That At Work?' And He Said, 'your Religion Should Be In Your Actions.' He Set A Great, Great Example.

The Most Scared I'd Ever Been Was The First Time I Sang At A Rugby Match, Australia Versus New Zealand, In Front Of One Hundred Thousand People. I Had A Panic Attack The Night Before Because People Have Been Booed Off And Never Worked Again... Just Singing One Song, The National Anthem.

I Have Two Kids, Career And I Travel, And I Don't Think My Life Is Any Different Than Most Couples. The Most Valuable Commodity Now For Many People Is Time And How To Parcel That Out.

I'm Lucky To Have Worked In Theater All Over The World, But There's Something Magical About Broadway. The Audiences Are Smart, They're Educated. They Go In Ready And They're Up For It, They're Up For The Party. It's A Whole Different Atmosphere.

I've Always Felt That If You Back Down From A Fear, The Ghost Of That Fear Never Goes Away. It Diminishes People.