On filming the show live: "People keep asking me where they can get tickets, and I'm like, 'There aren't any.' I'll be very clear: I am doing this once, it's two and a half hours of my life, and then it's over. You have to watch it then. I think it's exactly when this should be happening, because in my experience of watching television — and I watch a lot of it — it's on my own time. I just started Sons of Anarchy, and I can do it on my own time. That's what we're used to.
"The only thing that brings us together is live events. The World Series, The Super Bowl — things like this. It's live. No one can get an early release and no studio head can get like a watermark DVD of Peter Pan Live. No one has an upper hand. Everyone is seeing it for the first time, and even if you watched it during a dress rehearsal, you're not going to get the same performance. It's so cool because people have to be watching."
