I Learned A Ton From Joe...He'd Allow You To Do Anything You Wanted In Rehearsal. You Could Do Handstands While Doing Your Lines. He Just Wants You To Explode And Explore It. Then He'll Guide You And Help You Focus In Like A Laser On What The Character's Journey Is. - SearchQuotes

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I learned a ton from Joe...He'd allow you to do anything you wanted in rehearsal. You could do handstands while doing your lines. He just wants you to explode and explore it. Then he'll guide you and help you focus in like a laser on what the character's journey is.

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