Truthfully, I Don't Know How Those Special

To Get To Go From Stage To Set And Back, It Keeps You Feeling Very Present, And I Think That's Always Such A Wonderful Thing In Your Work Because You Don't Really Have Time To Be As Neurotic As I Might Become.

Theresa Rebeck's Writing Is So Scarily Funny. I Just Love How Unapologetic She Is With Her Writing: She Doesn't Try To Make Her Characters Likeable Or Heroic, She Just Really Makes Them Human. Hopefully, The Audience Is Able To Love Them In The End - Or Have Whatever Feelings That They Want To Have About All Of Them - But I Love That She Doesn't Have That Agenda. That Is Something That, As An Actress, Was Really Appealing To Me; To Just Get To Be In This Group Of People Who Are Complicated And Very Human.

No, I'm Not Feminist. I'm Not, Not A Feminist.

I Will Say That I've Been Lucky Enough Never To Have To Do A Job I Didn't Want To Do, Or A Play I Wasn't In Love With.

I Can't Actually Think Of A Job Where I Was Relaxed The Whole Time. I Don't Think I Would Want To Do That Job. When I Break Into A Cold Sweat When I'm Reading, I Think, 'oh Good. That's What's Supposed To Be Happening.