"I took a couple of improvizational courses when I was about ten years old, and that was just to get out of myself. I was really shy and timid. Our exercises were things like "Pretend that you are a washing machine - what kind of sounds would you make?" and then we'd race back and forth and gurgle. It wasn't really anything having to do with technique or anything. I've developed all that through experience."

"This business can be very overpowering and can affect you in a very negative way if you're not careful. I'm not afraid of rejection and I'm not afraid to quit while I'm ahead."

"We know that people think stage parents are bummers. The kids started growing so much that the biggest thing I can do now is help them do whatever they want. I'm learning to butt out."

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