:23:00
l don't know how l feel about
writing musicals right now.
:23:04
l just know you're gonna be
the next Andrew Lloyd Webber...
:23:07
or Stephen Sondheim
or something.
:23:08
l spent the last eight years
of my life writing...
:23:11
in a genre that's been dying
a slow death since ''Gypsy.''
:23:14
He's a golden boy.
He really is.
:23:15
You love musicals.
:23:17
l used to.
:23:18
Musicals are way too contrived
and phony and campy and stupid.
:23:23
l don't even know
why l write them.
:23:25
You write songs?
:23:28
The music, too?
:23:32
And you...play the piano?
:23:34
Let's do a number!
:23:37
Just one. He'll love it.
His songs are so great.
:23:40
Katherine, l don't think that
Mark's interested in my songs.
:23:43
Do one.
:23:47
Really?
:23:48
Yeah.
l'd like to hear one.
:23:50
See?
:23:53
All right. One number,
and then you're leaving.
:23:56
-Cross your heart?
-Cross my heart.
:23:58
God, l have to get
to my show anyway.
:24:00
Oh, this is so fun.
:24:01
l tell ya, if Harold Prince
heard this...
:24:10
l've heard that
all the world's a stage
:24:15
And we are only players
:24:17
Acting out
some predetermined page
:24:22
But it is lonely as can be
:24:27
With nobody opposite me
:24:32
Then
:24:35
Enter you
:24:38
Voila, it's showtime
:24:41
God, l'm sorry, but that dog...
:24:47
You sing.
:24:49
No, l sing his songs.
:24:51
You were singing with her.
:24:53
-l was?
-Yeah. Sing it.
:24:58
Well, Katherine usually--