What is your definition of misery?
prolonged aloneness
What is your greatest fear?
losing a loved one
What was your first “real” job working in theatre?
a non-Equity company of Joe Papp’s New York Shakespeare Festival – Othello – I was one of the Cyprus fellows
Are you a good at waiting tables?
I’m part of a restaurant family – Pappas in NY – I hosted tabled in the 1960’s.
Which historical figure do you most identify with?
I’m not sure.
Who are your favorite heroes of theatre?
I’m not sure.
Who are your favorite heroes in real life?
I’m not sure.
What do you consider the most overrated virtue?
destructive honesty
What do you consider the most underrated virtue?
generosity
Your favorite painter?
Matisse & Monet
Your favorite musician?
Vladimir Horowitz
Your favorite playwright?
Sean Williams
When and where were you happiest?
starting a romance
What do you most value in colleagues?
generosity and humanity
Is there a class in which you wish you had paid more attention?
I avoided most of those!
If you didn’t work in theatre, what would you do?
teaching
What do you consider your greatest achievement?
surviving – so far!
What you’d like to be the world’s best at?
a poet
What book would you read more than once?
Moby Dick
Who would play you in a movie of your life? Why?
I have no idea.
What sports teams do you follow?
NY Yankees
Where would you like to spend a vacation?
Italy
What car would you like to be seen driving around in?
the car I’m driving – Honda Accord
What book is currently on your nightstand?
Sag Harbor
If you could see a great production of a classic play, what would it be?
Antony and Cleopatra
If you could travel back in time to visit or live in any time in history, when would it be?
first century BC – the Golden Age – but not as one of the slaves!
What actor will see in any project they do?
Geraldine Page & Kim Stanley
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