I love

that.

Oh, it was beautiful.

I wish we had that.

The multiplexes don't do that.

And Lawrence of Arabia starts, and about two and a half hours later, the lights come down.

I mean, the lights go up, and the curtain comes down, and that's intermission.

The cat wasn't just a cat that you stuck in your backpack and hauled.

So let's take a deeper dive into your most memorable experiences from the British theater and how those experiences inform how you approach creativity in the workplace with your clients.

One of the things that always impressed me in theater is that the people that I met that didn't have to do this, that took time to help me, they took the time to reach down and give me a leg up.

Even if we weren't working together on projects, the people that I met at the National Theater were just backstage.

always very kind and very generous with their time.

That was great.

And where this comes out of is the collaborative nature of theater.

In rehearsals, everything is out in the open.

because