When You Learn Not To Want Things

Because Shakespeare's Language Is So Expansive, We're Under This Misconception That It's Difficult. But I Discovered That It's Easy Because It's So Brilliantly Written. The Words Are Perfect, And The Language Is Intelligent And Very Emotional.

There Are No Explanations, There Are No Answers.

I Went To The University Of Minnesota To Study Art. I Left The University To Come To New York And Live In Soho. I Got Involved With Like A Small Kind Of Like Experimental Theater-mime Company And We Discovered That Étienne Decroux, A Great Mime, Was Still Teaching In Paris So I Went To Study With Him For Several Years.

For Me, Acting Was Always A Way To Explore Emotions - To Dip Into The Well And Really Try To Reach Rock Bottom Down There. That Was The Most Exciting Part Of It. I Hadn't Found Anything That Really Allowed Me To Do That Until I Came Upon Acting.

I Like Playing Characters Who Are Out There On The Edge, Where They Can Explode At Any Moment Or Fall Off The Precipice.