I'm More Baskin-robbins Style Myself.

I Know Exactly What That Movie's [brokeback Mountain] About. I Can't Define It; It Doesn't Tie Up In A Perfect Bow. But It's About Adolescence. It's About What It Feels Like - This Isn't Meant As A Criticism, But Like Things I Didn't Relate To, Which Were High School Movies. Where I'd Watch It And I'd Be Like, "well, Am I Like The Kid That Nobody Likes? Or Am I Like The Person Who Everybody [likes]?" I Couldn't [tell]. I Was Like Quantifying, Putting Me In A Box. "this Is My Personality At That Age" And "i'm This Kind Of Person" Just Felt Like Bullshit To Me.

In A Perfect World, I Would Love To Do One Play For Every Three Movies.

I Think I'm Not In This Work To Not Look At Life As It Is. I'm Not In It To Say, "i Want To Wear A Mask And Escape," You Know. I Want To Know What's Happening In The World, And I Want To Have It Touch Me In A Way That I Can Do Something, My Little Part Like That, And Have It Somehow Translate.

I Had Been Brought Up In An Elementary School Where, My First Few Grades, I Remember Being Specifically Told That My Teachers Were Gay. I Was Just That Age And That Was Just How It Was, And My Parents Were Very... You Know, That's How I Was Raised. Like Super-progressive.

There Are Standards. I Like To Be Prepared, I Guess I Should Say - That Type Of Pressure Of, "all Right, Now You Go With Abandon," You Know. Now When You're In It, You Let Go Of All The Things - That's What Happens When You're Onstage.