And what we do is sacred.

I would straggle the line between being the bright and smart kid and trying to be cool in the lunch room that sort of thing.

I would straggle the line between being the bright and smart kid and trying to be cool in the lunch room — that sort of thing.

That play and those performances had a huge impact. It just changed the whole trajectory of my life. When [Jones] kills that woman at the end of the play, this simple-minded man who is gentle with a little mouse, it just spoke to my little girl's heart. I was the last one out of the theater. I was sitting there weeping.

We don't take it lightly. It impacts us.

I think we both have a genuine respect and love for what we do. Theater is sacred.