I've been performing in what I call the gay shadows, which is my sweet spot.
“I've been performing in what I call the gay shadows, which is my sweet spot.”
— Cole Escola · Shadows
The World Motivation
I've been performing in what I call the gay shadows, which is my sweet spot.
“I've been performing in what I call the gay shadows, which is my sweet spot.”
— Cole Escola · Shadows
I've been performing in what I call the gay shadows, which is my sweet spot.
For me, the necklace in the 'Little Mermaid,' the seashell necklace that Ursula keeps Ariel's voice in, I remember wanting something like that.
Even now while I'm acting on Broadway, I find myself saying things like, 'Well I'm not REALLY an actor, I'm more of a writer. I'm stupid. I'm an idiot.' Why do I do that? Because I'm insecure and I still feel like a fraud for not having any formal training. Not because I didn't want to but because I couldn't afford it.
I think I'm afraid of my anger embarrassing me. If it comes out, everyone will be like, 'Okay freak, calm down.'
For transgender kids who are struggling, I want them to know they're not alone. They shouldn't be afraid to step out of their shadows.
My dream is to make a 'Bluey,' something so silly and unrelated to me, and I get to hide in the shadows.
Man is a substance clad in shadows.
I like to be in the spotlight once in a while, and then I like to be in the shadows. It's really regenerating.
I like working in the shadows.
I'm a character actress trapped in the body of a teenage boy. I'm never going to get the parts that Andrea Martin gets, so I have to write them for myself.