Anjuli

“Why trouble ourselves to create a living, breathing part for the stage, a character who is vivid, real, and alive in every way? I can’t speak for each of you, but I bet the answer goes back to why you want to act in the first place. There’s something within you you want to share, something you know will make a difference in this world if only you find a way to release it, polish it, show it to others. We are connected to one another in ways we cannot possibly comprehend, but it’s easy to forget this. Life seems hell-bent on breaking the few timorous connections we maintain with one another. But the child in each of us never dies and the signals we want to emit over this massive web were not meant to be kept to ourselves. The hard work is hard for a reason: in the end, it’s the work worth doing.”
― William Esper, The Actor's Guide to Creating a Character: William Esper Teaches the Meisner Technique