100 Quotes by Robert Lepage

It's obvious that any new show comes with its share of blunders, misfires, and bad choices.

There is a way to grow old and still have dignity.

The same critics who destroyed 'Seven Streams' when we opened in Edinburgh - and yes, it was horrible - called it one of the most important shows of the 21st century six years later in London.

In Las Vegas, you confront yourself with your darkest desires, because they're all possible there.

For me, theater will always be very, very much alive, but not necessarily in the theatrical tradition.

The extraordinary context of 'Coriolanus' is that it's the first republic - it's the first attempt to create a society not ruled by a monarch. It changes the whole system, and you see how the establishment reacts to that, how they have disdain but play along - and you recognize this is the whole American republican system.

My naivety is to assume people will think there's compassion and solidarity in wanting to play someone even though we are not them.

With the social media phenomenon, where people's opinions inform so much of what we do with our lives, where the number of 'likes' decides what we should program, I cringe.

The thing that's interesting about Trump is that when you read 'Coriolanus,' you'd be tempted to draw parallels. But I don't do that.