When There's An Adult Person Who's Scaring

I Started To Itch To Do A Play Again And 'macbeth' Came To The Surface In My Mind. I Never Thought I Would Do It In A Conventional Way. A Sweaty Macbeth With Blood On His Arms Coming In Fresh From The Battle Doesn't Interest Me.

My Feeling About Work Is It's Much More About The Experience Of Doing It Than The End Product. Sometimes Things That Are Really Great And Make Lots Of Money Are Miserable To Make, And Vice Versa.

I Usually Can Find A Way To Do A Character To Make It Real And Work. But Sometimes It's A Struggle Sustaining That, Because There's Such A Level Of Personal Involvement And Personal, Physical, And Emotional Distraughtness.

Usually, There's A Story I've Told That Leads Up To Why I'm Singing The Song. The Whole Concept Of The Show Was About Being Authentic And Connecting With These Songs. The Best Way To Do That Was In A Room With An Audience And For People To Listen To That.

Romeo Is The Most Misunderstood Character In Literature, I Think. He's Hardcore To Play Because He's Displaying The Characteristics Of Hamlet At The Beginning, And, Well, Then Everything Else Happens.