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. >> wertheim: despite recent foot surgery, davis kept her date with us at the ahmanson theater in losthis is really cool. >> davis: oh man. i know. >> wertheim: the stage still fills her with awe. what's the first t t through your head when you're on davis: wow. it's that big rush of adrenaline. >> wertheim: this theatre's been dark for almost nine months now? >> davis: yeah. >> wertheim: to what extent do you worry about the performing arts? >> davis: i worry about the performing arts all the time, even before covid. i know acting is not rocket science, i really do. but it's an art form, and it has its place. we need people to feel. we need people to know that they're not alone. that's what the theatre does. >> mrs. miller: look, sister. i don't want any trouble. >> wertheim: the stage actress vaulted to hollywood star when she stole a scene from meryl streep in the 2008 movie "doubt." >> mrs. miller: you hurt my son to get your way. >> sister aloysius beauvier: it won't end with your son. >> mrs. miller: throw the priest out then. >> sister aloysius beauvier: i am trying to do just