It took me a few seconds to decipher the Anne Rice style grammar, but it's a very interesting article.
> MY seatmate at the Roundabout The atre Company's wondrous
> revival of "Prelude to a Kiss" was a tall, handsome man
> with perfectly manicured silver beard. Taylor Hackford.
> Oscar-winning director. Married to Helen Mirren.
> Oscar-winning actress. Alone, hunched forward in his seat,
> Taylor Hackford watched intently.
>
> "Great set," he murmured. Then, "I recently saw 'Spring
> Awakening.' It's excellent. I'm seeing everything because
> I've actually been working for a year on a stage project.
> I'm doing my first Broadway show. A musical version of
> 'Leap of Faith.' "
>
> Talk of a "Leap of Faith." The man's first stage vehicle,
> and he picks a musical. A takeoff of a 1992 job with Liam
> Neeson, Philip Seymour Hoffman, Debra Winger and Steve
> Martin as tour-bus holy-roller type Jonas Nightengale. In
> this movie about miracles in Kansas, Meat Loaf played the
> bus driver who sings what, presumably, will find its way
> onto the Broadway stage - "Paradise by the Dashboard
> Light."
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