his brother, the amazing adam rath, now acting on broadway, getting ready to open in some play, i can't remember the name of it. adam, i did a production of the sea gull at classic stage company in new york with diane weist and allan cummings and i played pauline in a. adam rath came to see the play and offered me a role in his play kindness, which they did at play rights horizon. it kind of snow balled. a playwright or director would see me, offer me something else. i have been hungry for this kind of work because in television and film, specially now when you are older there's -- >> that's the cliche, they say women of a certain age has a very hard time getting cast in the kind of roles she wants. especially for a serious actress. i think about the way cable has revolutionized television where all of the action is not just on paid cable but sometimes basic cable, new series where it's the homelands of the world or go back to the sopraninos and six feet under and kind of the evolution of those kind of shows forward. you would think that the serious work that you do might have a home on

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