Theatre Quote by Diana Macey

“Tragedy allowed the audience to experience intense, sometimes disturbing emotions that could not be experienced in real life without terrible cost.”

— Barry B. Powell

“So when we left the apartment, it was this doomed unreal feeling I remember more than anything else, like we were bad actors in…

— Ruth Ozeki

“I felt like the end of an A-Team episode when everything worked out, and the heroes all got to go home and live happily…

— Shay Savage

“You know, people thought it was so sad that I gave up so much to take care of Emmy, but it wasn't sad. It…

— Ellen Airgood

“even after every emotional accident , the show must go on.”

— Upasana Banerjee

“What truly matters isn’t your feelings or even those of your characters—it’s the emotional experience of your audience.”

— Will Raywood

“Partake not in the drama your trauma causes.”

— Michael Bassey Johnson

“There's supposed to be drama. The dull stories never make it into the books.”

— Ellery Adams

“She hated television but flicked through the channels until she hated it even more…”

— George D. Shuman

“You could try as hard as you could to imagine someone else's tragedy - but nothing truly hurts until it happens to you.”

— Liane Moriarty

“Why is it that I can't feel this tragedy as much as I want to?”

— Oscar Wilde

“My job was to make sure that my pain was not visible to the audience. They came to escape their troubles, not to be…

— Scott Hamilton