The Idea Of Being On A Show

Playing Sally Mckenna Was A Wonderful, Freeing Thing Because We All In Life Have So Many Responsibilities To Ourselves, To Other People, That We Rarely Get To Explore A Very Selfish Side Of Ourselves In Doing What We Want, When We Want, How We Want, Without Answering To Or Being Responsible For Anyone Else.

I've Never Been Very Comfortable As An Actor Looking Out Into The Audience; I Always Like To Keep My Focus On The Other Person. When You Start Playing Out To The Audience, It Takes Me Out Of It, Because People Don't Do That When You're In Life Behaving With Another Person - You Don't Often Look Out, Around You, In A Presentational Manner.

I'm One Of Those Actors Who's Just Standing There, Waiting And Ready For Something To Come My Way. I Don't Really Try To Think About, "oh, I Feel The Next Thing I Should Do Should Be A Feature. Now, I Think I Should Do A Play." I Just Hope Someone Wants To Cast Me In Something.

If You Heard Me Sing, You Would Just Plug Your Ears And Run, Screaming, The Other Way. I Promise.

I Just Don't Feel That We've Traveled Very Far In The Realm Of Social Equality. There Just Seems To Be A Little Bit Of Unrest. And Sometimes I Think That Happens When You Really Feel Like Something's About To Change. Right Before The Moment Of Lift Off, Sometimes Things Feel A Little Bit Unhinged, And That's What It Feels Like To Me Right Now, Both As A Woman And Just As A Human On The Planet As An American Woman In America. I Feel Like We're On The Precipice Of Change. I Feel A Little Nervous.