We want them to have the chance to participate. If they try out and want to be on stage, they will be on stage.

By the end of the time, they come together as a whole community, they take care of each other.

We see kids who are shy and tentative leave with a whole new idea of themselves.

I really don't get the chance to see everybody in one place very often, except for family occasions. I thought it might be cool to treat everyone to a day of pure indulgence, a day of fun.

It is unreasonable [for a father] to expect moral success with [his] children without submitting to the laws of morality.

We come down and look at it once a month.