After The Brain Tumor Happened, I Realized

Do Theater. Because You'll Develop A Craft That You'll Always Have. It'll Give You A Chance To Really Learn How To Act And You Won't Go Into The World With A Few Measly Tricks That Will Only Carry You So Far.

I've Just Been More Interested In Doing Film Right Now And I Don't Want To Go Away From My Family For Six Months, Which Was What I Would Have Had To Have Done If I Did The Play On Broadway.

The Problem To Me Is Violence. It's Not Cool To Kill Somebody Or Hurt People.

No Great Undertaking Ever Looks Like It's Winnable. That Only Comes Later And Only If You Are Lucky And Are Willing To Fight And Have A Group Of Folks Around You That Are Willing To Do The Same Thing, Too.

I Come From A Traditional Theater Background.