Saturday Night Live Is A Show That

I'm The Girl That Waits For The Director To Say, 'i Like That,' Or 'can You Boost It Up?,' Or 'can You Pull It Down?' I'm That Kind Of Actor. I Started In Theater, So That's The Feedback That I'm Accustomed To. It's The Feedback That I Really Thrive Off Of.

I Didn't Leave Home Until 27. I Was An Only Child Raised In Philadelphia By My Mother And Grandmother. My Grandmother Controlled The Stove. She Made A Lot Of Potato Meals - Mashed Potato, Potato Souffle, Potato Pancakes. When We Didn't Have Electricity We Ate Romantically, By Candlelight.

My Mother's A Genius. She Just Kept Feeding Me Art On Whatever We Had; Paper Plates, Silver Platter, Didn't Matter. You Know, She Just Kept Feeding It To Me. So We Went To See All Kinds Of Theater. We Would Go To The Art Museum Pretty Much Every Sunday, And I Would Watch Her. She Let Me Know That Art Was Supposed To Touch.

There's Something Really Magical About Having A Child - It's Like Permission To Begin Again, Start Over, Reevaluate Some Things, Check Yourself. Recognize Yourself.

You Owe It To Yourself To Live Beautifully. And I Am.