There Is No Spray Can

I'd Get More Applause Than Some Because I Was Just Seventeen. If They Didn't Clap At The End Of My Act I Would Limp Off Stage And Boy Would They Feel Guilty. They Would All Burst Into Tremendous Applause As They Saw This Poor Cripple Kid Walking Off.

I Remember Certain People In The Audience Laughing And I Wanted To Ask: 'what Are You Laughing At? This Isn't Funny.' Now I Realize That Laughter Can Come From Insecurity. They Don't Know How They Should Be Feeling.

When I Was Nine, We'd Take A Bus To The Seaside. Coming Back, We'd Take Turns Entertaining, Singing Songs And The Like. I Tried Some Stand-up Comedy. I Had A Captive Audience In That Bus. Then I Realized I Wanted To Do More Than That.

A Career In The Theatre Demands So Much Commitment.

Good Acting Is Consistency Of Performance.