I feel unaccomplished. My whole career is ahead of me. His response appears genuine, but I feel it is rather modest. My final inquiry relies upon what he has learned so far about the industry. I have learned that the whole industry is corrupted.
Theatre is religion.
He raises the can and takes a gulp of Pepsi before slamming it onto the table in excitement. The best actors are those who practice the religion. The actors craft is a dedication to divine things. Ocean blue eyes pierce the air. Whether you are dressed to the neighs on a gymnasium floor performing George Bernard Shaw in front of an intimate audience of British Canadians, or wear ugly, rainbow tights and Union Jack boxers on a large stage playing Dame Hubbard in a classic English style pantomime production of Red Riding Hood for a heard of drunken buffoons - you must give everything you have.