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"You don't know what tomorrow's going to bring. So it's good to put your teeth in and put your wig on and keep going."
"I think the blessing of it is that I do have a character to portray. So I can throw myself 100% into that character and forget about all this other stuff."
"As Burt and I warned each other, it's not a jukebox show. It's not get slightly drunk and sing along. Although you're welcome to, you know, if you do it quietly."
"I have no plans to slow down in any way, shape or form. I will say botox helps. I'm not going to deny it. I embrace it."
"I don't know that I've ever had the privilege and opportunity of playing a character who is not only so innately good, but is on a deep and rigorous journey to find and to be the best version of him possible."
"I knew that my future was probably in the theater and I had to pack up and go back to Broadway. That was a great decision I made, thank God."
"That's really why he is the, quote unquote bad guy, simply because he's the outsider in this community."
"My hope as we continue to foster the artwork in terms of the organization that Ballet Hispánico is poised to be a voice. At one time we were fighting to be at the table. Now we have to create the table and invite everyone to come in."
"There's all sorts of things that I thought I would be that I'm not. And I have made my peace with all that. But I still want to have dinner with Mel Brooks and be in Tyler Perry movies."
"I've always felt like you can understand the moment you're having in your life better when you're in conversation with people who are all at different moments in their lives."
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