I'm In A Play On Broadway, I

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.

I Like [count] Olaf's Wardrobe, Because The Whole Thing Seems Like It Should Be A Period Piece In Many Ways, And Yet The Date Is Non-specific. So I Would Wear Cloaks And Jackets, But Also Turtlenecks. I Was A Little Beatnik, And Kind Of Hipster In That Way.

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 Don't Feel Ignored. But I'd Rather Engage Readers Than Dictate My Opinion To Them. Opinion Is So...subjective!

I Have More Artistic Control In A Smaller Show. But It Doesn't Really Matter. Sometimes You Can Have The Smallest Role In The Smallest Production And Still Make A Big Impact.