Kim Roberts

He's like, you know, you run the show. We charge the show. We're setting the pace. So you don't let them slow you down or speed you up. You do your show. But at the same time, the reactions you're getting totally inform how you feel. There were shows that were so meaningful because the audience was so with us. You'd hear every gasp. You'd feel them crying. You'd hear them laughing.

He's like, you know, you run the show. We charge the show. We're setting the pace. So you don't let them slow you down or speed you up. You do your show. But at the same time, the reactions you're getting totally inform how you feel. There were shows that were so meaningful because the audience was so with us. You'd hear every gasp. You'd feel them crying. You'd hear them laughing.

He's like, you know, you run the show. We charge the show. We're setting the pace. So you don't let them slow you down or speed you up. You do your show. But at the same time, the reactions you're getting totally inform how you feel. There were shows that were so meaningful because the audience was so with us. You'd hear every gasp. You'd feel them crying. You'd hear them laughing.

And some audiences, they couldn't even get through. The show took twice as long because they'd laugh at so many things. They'd get everything. And when you've got that kind of exchange, it's so exhilarating. It's exhilarating. It's like you're really in tandem doing this thing. You know that you're providing an experience and that people are with you and they're

And some audiences, they couldn't even get through. The show took twice as long because they'd laugh at so many things. They'd get everything. And when you've got that kind of exchange, it's so exhilarating. It's exhilarating. It's like you're really in tandem doing this thing. You know that you're providing an experience and that people are with you and they're

And some audiences, they couldn't even get through. The show took twice as long because they'd laugh at so many things. They'd get everything. And when you've got that kind of exchange, it's so exhilarating. It's exhilarating. It's like you're really in tandem doing this thing. You know that you're providing an experience and that people are with you and they're

feeling it and it's a it's a really wonderful feeling it's it's quite exceptional actually and so it just yeah i think it makes the performances fly it makes you even more ever present and grounded and in the moment because something very live is happening something that can't be repeated ever again you know today's show is today's show and so yeah and every show is like that right and there'll be some shows where you're like is there anybody out there

feeling it and it's a it's a really wonderful feeling it's it's quite exceptional actually and so it just yeah i think it makes the performances fly it makes you even more ever present and grounded and in the moment because something very live is happening something that can't be repeated ever again you know today's show is today's show and so yeah and every show is like that right and there'll be some shows where you're like is there anybody out there

feeling it and it's a it's a really wonderful feeling it's it's quite exceptional actually and so it just yeah i think it makes the performances fly it makes you even more ever present and grounded and in the moment because something very live is happening something that can't be repeated ever again you know today's show is today's show and so yeah and every show is like that right and there'll be some shows where you're like is there anybody out there

You know, it's very quiet. But, you know, that's when you draw your resources and you really have to bring it. You have to actually step it up a little bit to make sure that you stay on and that you still give them the experience. And then you'll find out that they were just as moved. It's just it's a different kind of response that you get.

You know, it's very quiet. But, you know, that's when you draw your resources and you really have to bring it. You have to actually step it up a little bit to make sure that you stay on and that you still give them the experience. And then you'll find out that they were just as moved. It's just it's a different kind of response that you get.

You know, it's very quiet. But, you know, that's when you draw your resources and you really have to bring it. You have to actually step it up a little bit to make sure that you stay on and that you still give them the experience. And then you'll find out that they were just as moved. It's just it's a different kind of response that you get.

Not even on a best date.

Not even on a best date.

Not even on a best date.

So many things. You know, interestingly enough, I didn't know you could swim in Canada until I was a teenager. Because I didn't know. We would go, you know, summer, we'd go back to the Caribbean. We'd go to Jamaica on a summer vacation. Or we'd go to Dominica, where my mother's from. And we'd swim in the ocean, you know. And when we were here, my mother didn't do beaches in North America.

So many things. You know, interestingly enough, I didn't know you could swim in Canada until I was a teenager. Because I didn't know. We would go, you know, summer, we'd go back to the Caribbean. We'd go to Jamaica on a summer vacation. Or we'd go to Dominica, where my mother's from. And we'd swim in the ocean, you know. And when we were here, my mother didn't do beaches in North America.

So many things. You know, interestingly enough, I didn't know you could swim in Canada until I was a teenager. Because I didn't know. We would go, you know, summer, we'd go back to the Caribbean. We'd go to Jamaica on a summer vacation. Or we'd go to Dominica, where my mother's from. And we'd swim in the ocean, you know. And when we were here, my mother didn't do beaches in North America.

So I did not even realize. I think it might have been a trip to New York where we visited family and friends. Then we went, you know, they took us to the coast. And I swam in the Atlantic Ocean. I was like, what? You guys have an ocean? And they're like, you have an ocean too. It's on the coast. I was like, okay. You know, so there's that. I grew up in a very Italian working class neighborhood.

So I did not even realize. I think it might have been a trip to New York where we visited family and friends. Then we went, you know, they took us to the coast. And I swam in the Atlantic Ocean. I was like, what? You guys have an ocean? And they're like, you have an ocean too. It's on the coast. I was like, okay. You know, so there's that. I grew up in a very Italian working class neighborhood.