Well, I've Never Looked Upon Myself As

Everyone Gets Obsessed With Anti-aging But I'd Rather Look As Good As I Can At The Age I Am.

I Have The Embarrassing Thing Where Often If You're Watching A Film, You Kind Of Go Through The Emotions And The Thought Stages That Your Character Went Through, But You Sort Of Do It With Tourette's. So I End Up Often Crying When I'm Crying, And Looking Angry When I'm Looking Angry, So It's Pretty Ugly.

The Great Thing About Theater Is That When It's Great, You'll Remember It For The Rest Of Your Life. But If You Go See Ten Shows, You'll Only Get Five - If You're Lucky - That'll Give You That Experience. But The Rest, At The Very Least, Will Be Interesting.

The Thing I Love About Live Performance The Most, Is That The Doors Are Closed, The Lights Are Turned Down, And The Audience Has To Be Reverential To What's Happening Onstage.

I've Reprised Roles In The Theatre, Which Is Somehow More Accepted, And Where One Can Automatically Go Deeper And Further Into The Role.