We're very honored to present the first stage version of this beautiful musical in 25 years. I can't think of a more exciting way to open the premiere season in our new facility.

I may differ from other Beckett directors, but I do think there is an emotional life to the characters. I know that Beckett and a lot of Beckett actors feel that they must be very flat and far more technical; I personally encourage actors to invest.

No one represents their interests, here or in Mexico. They have to speak up and do it themselves.

When they dropped it, we got the rights to do it.

It's a love story, the music is jazzy, exciting, and hauntingly beautiful . . . and (French director) Jacques Demy called it a.

I think Beckett was influenced by those clowns, Buster Keaton, Abbott and Costello ... by that sort of physical comedy. I don't think it was an accident that they had Buster Keaton in his film.

There's no scientific basis for reflexology whatsoever.

It was a dramatic difference after 30 months.

I've been a huge fan of his since I started directing. For me, directing Beckett has the same rush I had when I was directing Shakespeare. It is sublime material, and when it works it is so powerful. It's some of the most exciting theater I've ever been part of.

The longer a child was in the intervention, the higher their score. There was evidence that a child's IQ could be improved with early intervention.

Almost 80 percent of countries do not have separation of religion and state. I really did not think that existed to this extent and with this kind of consistency.

These results contribute to our understanding of the possibilities and limitations of early intervention for severe deprivation, the importance of timing of intervention on recovery, and the effects of early experience on brain and behavioral development.