These questions were written down, and Eric then wrote his answers on a seperate page.
Sprouty
p.s Thanks to E, for the Tarkovsky chat, very interesting.
es home
Eric wrote: Yes. This year. Yes.
What do you admire in Able?
His sense of decadent fun.
What do you think is unforgivable in Able?
His slavishness.
Any variations/quirks that you added?
Nope, it's all in the writing.
What about the difference in the two endings - Mosca/Able?
Not affected- this one is much more silly fun.
The "Original" Mosca or Able? (at this point neither Eric nor Sprouty know what she meant or why or what --it was late at night-- so they decide to bypass with a ?)
? I try to prefer what I'm doing NOW
Normal routine when you arrive at the theatre?
get dressed, stretch, warm up voice + body, sit + think on the play, check all my props, turn off
phone.
Anything funny that's happened during live performance?
Constantly dropping things + bumping into people. General clumsiness.
Your hypothetical or dream understudy, to play your part if you couldn't go on?
James Cagney
Your take on what it (Sly Fox) says socially?
Greed is eternal and awful.
Why do you play your part from the angle which it's played from? (Sprout& E discuss reviews re: SF. Eric: "I don't read reviews")
Most of the way a role is played is determined by the director.
What does Able want?
Freedom + money, like all Americans.
Do you believe in "letting everything inside you actually show", that it's the only thing worth doing... Maybe not actually doing it yourself, but do you believe in it....
(Eric thinks a long moment then writes)
Not at all times, but in moments of true intimacy and creativety.
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