He's a shade shorter than I am, with even worse posture, flirting with forty from one side or the other with more stomach and less hair than he thinks he deserves. There are big glasses on the Jewish face of an unashamed Ne'Yawkah, and he lives In The Moment. There is a fresh, eager restlessness about him that is infectious, as is his spontaneous brushing aside anything irrelevant. He's exciting to be with. But his questions about the show were serious.
People automatically drop their voices at every period.
Rendering the sense of the reading. Singsongy and boring. Bruce admitted it was a problem, tried to hear the difference when I tried to illustrate, and actually asked if I was a voice coach. He's that serious about his craft. And, surprising though it may seem, I've been bugging him about theater.