It was very surreal, it was very traditional. We were bringing offerings, and I had a blanket in my hands, offering it to Chief Julio.

We always want to have the most current offerings on Broadway. By bringing in the titles (theatergoers) can see in New York, they don't have to go anywhere. I think to have a season of everything that's on Broadway is phenomenal.

You can tell there's a lot of malnutrition issues there. One of the children, which some of our adults held, was a case of severe malnutrition.

Julio didn't speak a lick of English, but it didn't matter. He was just the warmest, most patient individual, and you can tell that without speaking his language.

They're not very trusting of outsiders -- at first he really didn't want us there.

I had to drag the cross down the street with a crown of thorns on my head.