Andrew Levitas

I just never stopped painting.

I never stopped writing.

The second I had a camera, I went out and made art films with the Bolex and shot film and learned how to develop film.

And with acting, it's like I just always was in the plays all the way up.

It just was fun.

It was something to do.

So I never lost that thing.

My parents loved going to the theater, loved going to –

cinema being part of that, but they didn't have any connection to it.

But they did have an interesting thing, which I've done with my kids, which is essentially if there's anything they want to see.

We can go see it, even if it means they have to miss something that they don't like, like school stuff or homework stuff or whatever, just as a way to get you in.

And it's, you know, I guess unsurprising how much they choose to see that in research.

Like, I want to see, we just saw, not with the kids, but we saw a Rocky Horror Picture Show.

Our friend Lucas-

is in it.

And it's amazing.

If you're in the city, you should see it.

It's not a plug for them, but it's amazing.

And we're seeing, and that was one that my daughter was like, Hey, I read about Rocky, my 10 year old.

I heard about they're doing Rocky Horror Picture Show.