I'm Alan Olga and this is Clear and Vivid, conversations about connecting and communicating.

In this episode I get together with two wonderful actors I worked with on Broadway almost a quarter

of a century ago.

There were just the three of us in a beautiful and hilarious play called Art, written by

Asmina Reza.

My two fellow actors were Victor Garber and Alfred Molina and we had all been in countless

productions on film, on television and on the stage but partly because of the unusual

way we had of getting ready for each performance.

Doing that play was a little life-changing for all of us.

Do you realize that it's been 24 years since we were on the stage together?

No.

My God.

It doesn't seem like a number that fits.

Twenty-four years.

That's inconceivable.

It seems hard to believe but it's still one of the highlights of my life.

Well I think we all have done that way.

Absolutely.

It's quite extraordinary.

When you thought all the years that we've together that we've been actors, if you accumulate

with the hundreds of years of experience and it's amazing how one play can absolutely

just not just capture an experience like the wonderful experience of doing the play but

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