Have you ever had to cry on cue? If so, how do you do it?

I- I've never been tasked to do it for a production, but we've done it in, in rehearsals and in training.

They kind of tell you to get into that zone.

And so one of my first ever movement te- uh, teachers, he had said something about the moment you get into a rehearsal room, you, in your head, draw a red line on the floor, on the, on the entrance line of the room, and you walk in.

And everything that happens in there, you have to let your emotions out.

You have to let it bleed, and you have to let it out, and you have to...

And so he was guiding us through eventually what was going to be, imagine if you lost your mum, and how would that make you feel? And you're a 22-year-old young adult, and you're surrounded by people who are doing the same thing as you, and everybody starts crying, and you start crying about something that's not real.

Oh.