I Often Teach A Graduate Theater Seminar

It's Like, The More You Commit, The Happier The Animators Are; If You're At All Iffy And Concerned, Then It Doesn't Free Them Up To Do As Much Fun Stuff, So You Have To Just Go For It And, Again, Trust The People Around You And Not Be Seemingly Guarded And Numb. Throw Caution To The Wind A Bit.

Our Culture's Adjustment To The Epistemology Of Television Is By Now All But Complete; We Have So Thoroughly Accepted Its Definitions Of Truth, Knowledge And Reality That Irrelevance Seems To Us To Be Filled With Import, And Incoherence Seems Eminently Sane. And If Some Of Our Institutions Seem Not To Fit The Template Of The Times, Why It Is They And Not The Template, That Seem To Us Disordered And Strange.

What I Enjoy So Much About The Tonys' Uniqueness Is That Anyone Who's Tuning In Has An Interest In Seeing The Show, So Our Job Is Halfway Done.

I've Been Very Fortunate To Go From Interesting Chapter To Interesting Chapter. I've Always Enjoyed The Process And Always Enjoyed Working More Really Than The End Result Of What It Achieves. I'm More Interested In Doing The Work.

There Are So Many Examples Of Talented Actors Working Today, No Matter How They Live Their Private Lives. I'm Lucky That People Believe Me When I'm In Character.