It just happens that there is more employment for puppeteers in preschool television than anywhere else.

The reality of an actor's life is that we do not always have the luxury of choice. We take what comes to us.

Even though I had a great deal of respect for children's TV and theatre, it wasn't my intent to specialize solely in that area. I did indeed want to work on shows like "Sesame Street" and I am honored to be even a small part of that legacy, but I also wanted to do characters that had wider vocabulary and satirical humor.

I am always interested in working and fun things like health insurance.

I still remember discovering the classic rock station when I was in high school and being totally blown away by it.

I think that so many actors are defined by the first thing that people see them do, and there were people who simply couldn't accept the fact that I was doing something that they perceived as being a radical departure from Avenue Q.

If singing a couple of songs in a benefit will help keep the Festival alive and known, well, how can I say no to that?