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Mr. Pugh, who described his own career as “checkered,” he’s done commercials, Broadway plays and a movie, said the responsiveness of small communities to an actor’s work can be “a freedom, and there’s also a trap. At least you know the people are there for all the right reasons. It’s not just that they care about you, but they care about theater. What’s happened to Broadway is that it’s become like Las Vegas. That’s not to say there's nothing good on Broadway, but it’s all about money.”
"The audience and the quality of the listening, and the reasons they’re there, really can affect the actor,” he said. “The quality of the listening can be a tangible reality.”
He said a Broadway audience is a large crowd in a big room—strangers that will probably never see
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