Not even Bradley Cooper is above a little stage fright.
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As such, a touch of stage fright is only natural.
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And some people struggle with performance anxiety and stage fright.
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And find a relaxed setting to calm any stage fright.
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"In school plays, I get stage fright, but I don't have stage fright in powerlifting, even if I'm in front of hundreds of people," said Naomi, whose modern Orthodox Jewish family follows strict religious rules.
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The only obstacle in her way was her crippling stage fright.
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Was there any stage fright there considering her tenure at Vertigo?
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Here&aposs how he overcame stage fright and perfected his process.
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Stage fright or not, here's how he adapted to the bigger platform.
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The singer sounds like he has a bad case of stage fright.
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Arlan Hamilton doesn't seem like someone who would suffer from stage fright.
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In fact, I spent most of my life with terrible stage fright.
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Don't they have people who can talk you down from stage fright?
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"I've been tested before, so I didn't get stage fright," he said.
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Reid: For me, the whole stage fright thing has been an ongoing journey.
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There is no room for stage fright or uncertainty: it's do or die.
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Barbra Streisand is the last person you might expect to have stage fright.
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I'm not sure if the numbing spray worked, or it was stage fright.
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His stage fright leads him to believe he can't be do this alone.
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Zendaya can't help but replay the moment stage fright took over her body.
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No, her retreat may be for a simpler reason: She's got stage fright.
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Then you'll learn tactics for conquering stage fright and speeding up preparation time.
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Ms. Slate recently released a stand-up comedy special, "Stage Fright," on Netflix.
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"Now tell me about getting over the stage fright," she said to Beyoncé.
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It wasn't stage fright or a fear of public speaking that kept him silent.
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They're also looking for the nervous presenters — because, yes, even actors get stage fright.
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In March, the singer revealed that she suffers crippling stage fright when she tours.
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It's when you feel stage-fright and you decide to sing on stage anyway.
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They were hard to fill, and Ms. Jinich had to battle crippling stage fright.
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She had planned to dance, but stage fright made her decide to sing instead.
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WHEN MR. HAWKE TURNED 40, he began to experience "crippling" bouts of stage fright.
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There, she minored rather than majored in theater, largely because of crippling stage fright.
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Here are Beverly's top tips on overcoming stage fright and becoming a great speaker.
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Lana Del Rey is known for severely suffering with stage fright, what's your worst fear?
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But it wasn't the song's message that got to her, it was her stage fright.
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"I get stage fright every time," he said, beads of sweat forming on his brow.
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She had originally intended to dance, but stage fright made her decide to sing instead.
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It's in the pills she pops to cope with stress, uncertainty, stage fright and exhaustion.
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In this week's issue of Billboard, the Canadian singer admits that he's suffered from stage fright.
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But she took a long hiatus from touring — 27 years, in fact — due to stage fright.
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Years later, Roberts admitted that she still has some stage fright in front of big audiences.
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Good thing he doesn't get stage fright ... Fans cheering MVP as Draymond comes out of the restroom.
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Jessica Chastain may be an international movie star, but that doesn't mean she's immune from stage fright.
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Tales of my days in community theater dealing with stage fright by hiding behind the tall kid?
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Stage fright, or nervousness before or during a performance, is a very real form of social anxiety.
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She first developed "debilitating stage fright" after an embarrassing performance when she was a child, she says.
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Prior to the show, the Guardians of the Galaxy star revealed that she suffers from major stage fright.
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The term "stage fright" didn't apply to Stephen Colbert when he was just starting his career in comedy.
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In fact, the singer told Elvis Duran on Tuesday that her stage fright has gotten worse with time.
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"Some people talk about having stage fright but I have like life fright all day long," he says.
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She hypnotized me when I was in high school for stage fright and I had the craziest nightmares.
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Click ahead for celebrities who've dealt with stage fright, and who have found ways to overcome their fears.
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Over a breakfast of huevos rancheros the morning after the show, the band admitted to renewed stage fright.
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Despite lifelong stage fright, I bowed to pressure when I was summoned to the center of the room.
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The funny thing is, I had long suffered from stage fright when speaking in front of large groups.
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But when the big moment came, the two-time Mirrorball champion came down with a case of stage fright.
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I've played classical music ever since I was a kid, but because of stage fright I just couldn't continue.
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" – On The Graham Norton Show Being honest about stage fright: "I pee when I get scared and when I'm nervous.
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But stage fright triggered a disastrous make-or-break performance in a small Hollywood nightclub, and everything abruptly fell apart.
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Live performances brought stage-fright so severe that neither speed nor Chateau Latour, in large doses, could get him through it.
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In fact, Adele experiences stage fright "more than ever" before following her recording-breaking album 25 and upcoming sold-out tour.
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This week, we need to deal with Khloé's birthday, Kourtney's stage fright, and a big blowout fight between Rob and Chyna.
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I ask my editor, who is standing next to me, if it seems plausible to her that Axl has stage fright.
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All this surely contributed to Wawrinka's sense, despite his stage fright in the locker room, that he could take down Djokovic.
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The stage lights were bright and my visibility was low, but that made it easier to get over the stage fright.
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"My mother got stage fright for me," she said on a recent night while talking about her childhood performances and dreams.
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Although he has been a working standup since his senior year of high school, he has suffered from abject stage fright.
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Aguilera could only name "Born This Way" for the former, and could only remember that Streisand was known for stage fright.
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Ms. Alston, who was shy and suffered from stage fright, was relieved to step out of the spotlight, her daughter said.
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For example, Big Bird's friends help him conquer his stage fright; Elmo patiently waits as Zoe learns to use his scooter.
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Shania says her losing it was the result of stage fright ... when she was only 16 in front of a big audience.
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Here are 13 great secrets from professional speakers, experts, and coaches to help you overcome stage fright and give an ace presentation.
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Speaking to Kristin Corry for Noisey last year, she alluded to feeling nervous in a way that extended beyond 'regular' stage fright.
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Toby decides to help Kate overcome her stage fright by organizing a "Time After Time" performance at his aunt's assisted-living home.
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When Wendy Williams had stage fright for Chicago, I immediately, they called me up and they said she's ready to drop out.
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The robot debuted earlier this year at a Pasadena, California, burger restaurant, only to get stage fright from the rush of customers.
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But with a spotlight on his chair during the oral argument on February 26th, Justice Gorsuch had an apparent bout of stage fright.
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Though the app cannot deliver the thrill of a real public speech, virtual reality experiences can be convincing and help conquer stage fright.
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A few of the dogs had abbreviated theatrical careers (two exhibited stage fright and were replaced), while others had incidents (one vomited onstage).
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She knew from the time she was 4 that she wanted to act, but at 16, stage fright spooked her away from performing.
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Six Feet Under's Lauren Ambrose is lovely, but her Eliza seems to be hampered by a metaphorical stage fright that never fully dissipates.
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Harry StylesThe One Directioner may seem to be cool as a cucumber, but really, he used to battle stage fright with each performance.
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The classical pianist Emanuel Ax, whose career demands that he perform in front of thousands of people, has long struggled with stage fright.
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Watch: Jenny Slate's "Stage Fright" and Nikki Glaser's "Bangin'" made it to our list of the best comedy specials on Netflix right now.
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Serving as an altar boy at his local Roman Catholic church, Mr. Mulaney got his first taste of stage time — and stage fright.
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Hosted by Brian Faas (who has appeared on "Broad City" and "Best Week Ever") with his husband, a doctor with stage fright. hellskitchen.ucbtheatre.
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He is eager to see what else he can do, especially now that an anti-anxiety prescription has straightened out his stage fright.
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Read more: This year&aposs &aposworld champion&apos of public speaking reveals his best tips for overcoming stage fright and giving memorable presentations7.
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Teigen addressed her temporary bouts of stage fright during a recent behind-the-scenes tour of the show's new set for The Hollywood Reporter.
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She felt a combination of stage fright, anger, and concern that despite the hearing, the agency wouldn't take any meaningful action to protect women.
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But the 40-year-old Aussie still experiences the same feeling most of us do before appearing under any sort of spotlight: stage fright.
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But in a recent episode of Carpool Karaoke, the prolific singer, actress, and filmmaker admitted just how much stage fright has impacted her career.
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In the finale, she conquers her stage fright, wins her match and basks in the love of a crowd that includes her proud father.
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The truth is deeper than downplayed stage fright: musicians can be up to three times more likely to have depression versus their everyday fans.
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I had crippling stage fright from our very first show, and for about a year afterwards I would make up excuses to avoid performing.
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We're not sure if the little dog is experiencing stage fright or just a case of obstinacy, but either way, Tinks nixes the first obstacle.
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It was just over a week before the launch gig for her second album, and Ms. Meredith could be forgiven a touch of stage fright.
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The Washington Nationals kick off Game 1 against the Houston Astros, and the comedian Jenny Slate conquers her stage fright in a new Netflix special.
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She suffered from stage fright, from poor audition choices and from finding a certain psychological comfort in finishing second rather than first place in competitions.
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But it's only when Jamal's father shows up unannounced to browbeat the kid about his gunshot-induced stage fright that the younger Lyon's pulse skyrockets.
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Even though Stage Fright is my favorite, they still had to go away from the expectations they had with The Band and Music From Big Pink.
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I was persistent and pushed her to play through severe stage fright In college she studied Gamelan music in Bali and she loved Bulgarian choral music.
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Mr. Miller considered himself a songwriter more than a singer and had such bad stage fright that he sometimes asked friends to perform under his name.
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It was about this time last year that a shy kid named Christopher Gallant was talking himself out of stage fright ahead of his SXSW debut.
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He notoriously suffered from stage fright, and was a weird and uncomfortable performer who wore dark sunglasses, as if to shield his face from the audience.
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It's a feeling which can turn people away from theatre and ignite stage fright in most, yet for me it brought a strange sense of comfort.
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October 21nd Netflix description: Comedian and actress Jenny Slate's first Netflix original comedy special Stage Fright gives the audience an inside look at the comedian's world.
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In the premiere, the singer Alya struggles with stage fright, and the best friends Vanessa and Carly have their first day as ballet dancers at the school.
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And more celebrities are opening up about dealing with their bouts of stage fright or anxiety, hoping to offer some wisdom to others who share their struggle.
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Certain questions that Keys fielded, like one about how to overcome stage fright before performing with a school band, seemed simple for an athlete to confidently address.
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She feels that her swimming performances help with her stage fright and that they will aid her in her professional life when she has to speak publicly.
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Sitting at a plain white Ikea table recently before the show on June 1, he tried to leaven what he unexpectedly called his stage fright with jokes.
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You will come down with the greatest case of stage fright ever, in front of the brand-new person you want to impress more than anyone else.
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Freezing up in a job interview is a bit like stage fright: you've rehearsed your lines, you step into the spotlight and your mind goes completely blank.
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The speedy entrance wards off stage-fright, and he instantly owns the room with the gravitas, humor, and ease of a seasoned and extremely beloved late-night host.
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In my 25 years as a communications coach, I've found that "performance anxiety" or "stage fright" — the most common reason women seek coaching — is often rage turned inward.
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On the plus side, watching Sonika's stage fright transmute into tentative power alongside the Jack Black-iest Idol contestant ever was enough of a thrill to make it bearable.
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In selecting the 26-year-old Tomljanovic, Australia captain Alicia Molik may also have been mindful of Stosur's record of stage-fright when playing in front of home crowds.
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Suffering from stage fright on the eve of his comeback late in this haunting film, he tearfully tries to explain the relationship between his addiction and playing his instrument.
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The semi-autobiographical film follows the rapper Eminem as a down-and-out Detroit autoworker who lives in a mobile home with his alcoholic mother and has stage fright.
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But there was no hint of stage fright on No. 1 Court, where she and Rybarikova played with the new roof closed because their late start made lights necessary.
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He practiced Georg Philipp Telemann, a Baroque composer whose Viola Concerto Mr. Cañizales once played in a recital, perhaps with a bit of stage fright, missing a few notes.
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Launching globally on October 25, Jenny overcomes her stage fright while telling stories about her visit to a midnight Catholic Mass and the ghosts that haunted her childhood home.
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"Glossophobia," the medical term for stage fright, makes 28.4 percent of the adults in the U.S. either afraid or very afraid, according to The Chapman University Survey of American Fears.
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We'd even venture to say a beer and some shots can flush the stage fright right out of you—or it can go horribly wrong and end in pure debauchery.
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Mashable's latest #BizChats Twitter chat discussed how to get over the prevalent and equally paralyzing stage fright and instead, develop public speaking skills to serve as an asset in business.
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Jenny Slate doesn't know me, but after watching her new stand-up special, Stage Fright, and reading her upcoming book of essays, Little Weirds, I feel like I know her.
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Sweetin, a lifelong singer, adds that she's excited to share her lesser-known talent after shaking off some stage fright, and her Fuller House family has come through with fun gigs.
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A lawyer in Bermuda became internet-famous for dancing ballet alongside his two-year-old daughter, comforting her stage fright by being there and doing the dance moves right with her.
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The comedian and star of films like Landline and Obvious Child will combine stand-up, clips from her childhood, and interviews with her family in Stage Fright, dropping on October 22.
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If an artist does have a negative reaction to the idea of performing, it's simply put down to "stage fright"—a term now so colloquial that it often underestimates the experience.
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It was almost a year ago, and Theisen-Eaton had just run, jumped and thrown through unexpected stage fright in the heptathlon at the world outdoor track and field championships in Beijing.
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When it came to Stage Fright, this meant Slate originally only had material from a past version of herself, who is as much a ghost as the spirits haunting her childhood house.
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Apart from occasional benefits, Streisand says stage fright kept her from performing live in public for 27 years after she forgot her lyrics at a 1967 concert in New York's Central Park.
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"So I haven't proven myself to be hilarious," she said with a flash of dry humor, adding that even after so many years, she still gets stage-fright before beginning a workshop.
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I felt with this album, The Boy with the Arab Strap, there was a parallel with the Band's third, where after those first two records they had to break away with Stage Fright.
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In the '60s, while undergoing Freudian analysis (an actor's rite of passage back then), he experiences crippling attacks of stage fright that only improve when he refocuses his career from theater to film.
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Stage fright, feeling "like a show off," and an aversion to the trappings of fame have limited the double Oscar and 10-time Grammy winner to singing just 100 public concerts since 1963.
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At Therapy, a popular gay bar on West 52nd Street, a crowd of 30-something guys in pullover sweaters gathers for Stage Fright, a party hosted by the drag performer Marti Gould Cummings.
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Hannah, you've said you suffered from stage fright, which doesn't necessarily match up to the feel of this album, which is more intimate but also more in-your-face compared to the last one.
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Consumed by her own anxiety and stage fright, the dancer becomes acutely aware of the audience — people who are bored or who are staring right back at her — until their gaze almost consumes her.
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Partly this was to distract me from my stage fright as a new teacher, but mostly it was because I wanted to know if there were good sandwiches out there I hadn't tried yet.
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Meryl Streep recently made a powerful speech in support of Hillary Clinton at the Democratic National Convention, but the actress admits she had a bad case of stage fright before heading to the podium stage.
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What I did know, however, was the paralyzing social-media stage fright that quickly sets in once you realize that you now have the power to expose your favorite rapper to your spectacularly unremarkable life.
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But that apprehension and stage fright made me the perfect candidate for Smash Sisters, an all-female tournament-within-a-tournament series held at major Melee events that started at the beginning of this year.
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In seventh grade, he auditioned for the school play and was cast in an adaptation of Charles Dickens's "Nicholas Nickleby," but he immediately decided he couldn't go through with it because of his stage fright.
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In an interview with CNN, Klas Bergling said his son Tim -- better known by his stage name -- had struggled to keep up with an unrelenting lifestyle and battled stage fright, addiction and depression throughout his career.
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The biggest observation that I've had about Kendall since the very beginning is that unlike other people, she had complete comfort in front of the camera where most people have almost a stage fright of cameras.
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Ava was 15 and 16 when she wrote most of Forth Wanderers' previous songs, a time when she was still avoiding shows because of anxiety and stage fright, making excuses not have to go on tour.
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It was also a big hint that Raonic might not experience much stage fright against Murray, whom he flirted with beating in the semifinals of this year's Australian Open before a leg injury slowed him down.
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Sam Stosur, the country's most recent Grand Slam title winner before Barty, has never made it past the fourth round, the one-time U.S. Open champion's muscular shoulders seizing up with stage-fright on the showcourts.
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"If you're the kind of person like I am that suffers from massive stage fright and you don't have choreography or a routine or wardrobe to stand tall with, it would be scary," Saldana told Entertainment Weekly.
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So, I got a call one day that she was having a terrible bout of stage fright, and she was about to drop out of 'Chicago The Musical,' and would I come over and talk to her.
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The 30-year-old singer talks about the debilitating stage fright that plagued her in the early stages of her career – and how a friend inspired her to achieve her dreams by writing a letter to the universe.
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Self-medicating with drugs and alcohol to treat paralyzing stage fright and help compartmentalize MCR's anxiety-inducing agenda in the wake of The Black Parade's explosive success , he soon found solace in slinking ever further into the shadows.
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For example, if the bullying is not affecting your personal safety or livelihood, Sutton suggests trying to see the humor in it (sort of like picturing all those people in the audience naked to get over stage fright).
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Some of it is fine but uninspired — Willow has stage fright, Xander's afraid of clowns, Buffy misses a test — but at its best, "Nightmares" locks in on the specific yet universal adolescent fears that makes Buffy such a classic.
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I'm so used to hearing Jenny Slate's breathless voice in my favorite TV shows and movies that I accidentally scream "HI!" the moment we get on the phone to talk about her new stand-up special, Stage Fright. HI!
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But Levey said some people, especially students, experience "stage fright" about contributing, while others want to branch off from threads to discuss less urgent but still interesting matters in healthcare, like a forthcoming conference or available grant funding for their research.
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Morrison, who reportedly had been suffering from stage fright that night, looks like he just got kicked out of a bar and wandered onstage—yet he somehow manages to dig deep and deliver one of the best performances of his career.
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And after learning fire-eating from Ms. McManus, who pushed her to perform to get over her stage fright, Ms. Furillo landed a gig as a resident fire-eater at the Coney Island Circus Sideshow, under the stage name Nola Star.
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That classification—and the fact that Sun Dog should incite plenty of dancing—makes At/All prime festival fodder, a nightmarish realization for Babare, compounded by his stage fright and the fact that the trio has never performed live together.
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Having watched the Knicks beat the Nets last Friday night at the Garden in a seat behind the home team's bench, what struck me about Ntilikina was how he plays with his eyes literally open wide — though not in stage fright.
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TOKYO — As the first Asian team to host the Rugby World Cup, Japan knew it was on the game's biggest stage on Friday night, and during the opening act it seemed most of its players were suffering from stage fright.
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With this chemical and maternal help, Jamal gets over his stage fright, but the cost to Cookie's soul is tremendous … or it would have been, if she hadn't staged an intervention and sent him to rehab the second he stepped offstage.
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Perhaps in an effort to quell that specifically English football–focused brand of hopeless hope, I am already anticipating stage fright and a rough exit — no, not that one — but I have an unyielding vessel in which to place that automatic blind support.
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Over the course of the film, A occupies 16 different bodies: one is played by Rice's Spider-Man: Homecoming costar Jacob Batalon, another is played by Jeni Ross (Stage Fright), and another is played by transgender actor Ian Alexander (Netflix's The OA).
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And though he was constantly self-critical and battled stage fright even into his later years, he drew breathless praise from many guitarists — including Frank Zappa and Eddie Van Halen, both of whom considered him to be at the top of the class.
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During one debate, he said, "Putin is a one-horse country: oil and energy"; at another, he paused for a long, strange minute before walking out on the stage, an incident one body language expert chalked up to stage fright or sedation.
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The "Hello" singer, who is in the midst of her constantly sold out 25 concert series, has opened up in the past about her stage fright and dislike of performing publicly, admitting "it's getting worse" despite live gigs at the Grammys and the Oscars.
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Mr. Carson stood there the longest, but he wasn't the only one who hesitated: Turns out, it was difficult for the candidates to hear their names being called, and that, and perhaps a bit of stage fright, seemed to root Mr. Carson to the spot.
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Some suggested Ocean had stage fright or simply couldn't be bothered to turn up, putting "production issues" in exaggerated air quotes coupled with a verbal eye-roll—all of which presents a deep misunderstanding of the artist he is, for whom minute details become mountains.
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If some of the stories she told of her adventures in show business described disabling stage fright and technical mishaps during performances, Ms. Benanti exhibited a fearless self-assurance as she blithely sailed through a program that ran from Rodgers and Hammerstein to Tori Amos.
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At the "Call Me Mother" panel for "junior fans," in which the standing mic kept having to be adjusted lower so the tweens standing on tiptoes could reach it, queens answered questions about how they combat stage fright, project confidence, and even stay sober.
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By not having to show who they are, many of the auditionees can enjoy a level of anonymity to help them get into character, get over stage fright, and feel a little less self-conscious about putting themselves out there in such a vulnerable way.
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Despite the audience's obvious surprise when Eminem took the stage, it's pretty hard to mess up a ditty as tightly constructed and powerful as Eminem's anthem to overcoming stage fright, and thus the stage was duly lit: After 18 years of winning an Oscar.
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"With that stage fright, I began to feel that not only did I have this past experience that I held shame around, this experience kept building in my mind to be so big that it began to block and threaten my future," Lifford recalls.
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Full disclosure: It's possible that menopause, which has fostered an "Oh, who in hell really cares?" attitude in me for some time now, may have dispensed with my lifelong stage fright, too, and I just never noticed, having been on no stages in recent years.
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Stage Fright weaves Slate's traditional stand-up with documentary footage of her family and home videos, and through this collage we learn about her parents, her grandparents, the ghosts that haunt her house, and what felt like her life coming to a total romantic and personal end.
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During an appearance on Jay Rayner's Out to Lunch podcast, Monday, Beckham's bandmate Melanie "Mel C" Chisholm revealed that the mother of four battles serious stage fright — something she worked hard to overcome when the fivesome last performed together at the 2012 Summer Olympics closing ceremony in London.
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This Saturday they'll be in Queens, but not for long: In this adaptation of "Stage Fright on a Summer Night," a novel in Mary Pope Osborne's best-selling Magic Tree House series, the young heroes find themselves transported to Elizabethan England, where they come to the aid of Shakespeare himself.
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" Or maybe the former reality TV star had a case of stage fright: "I knew I was going into a situation where you were going to have one of the largest audiences in television history, and I took a deep breath and I pretended I was talking to my family.
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When she and I met for the first time in 2015, she was still a bedroom producer, wracked with stage fright and burying her vocal under so much pitch-shifted vocoder that most thought she was a man; some even thought The Japanese House was a secret Matty Healy solo project.
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We spoke to the prolific composer—who admits he still gets stage fright—over the phone a few days after the first Coachella weekend to find out the secrets to his creative process, what it's like to hear 30,000 people singing along to "Circle of Life," how he's avoided Hollywood typecasting, and more.
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Here, it's guileless Violet (Piper Perabo) who leaves her sweet lug of a dad Bill (John Goodman) in New Jersey, to head a whole hour away to New York City, where she braves the chaotic, dangerous metropolis to fulfill her lifelong ambition of becoming a professional songwriter—if she can overcome her debilitating stage fright!
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But the show had no idea which of its stories to spend time on and which to speed through (Rayna's post-accident crippling stage fright is fixed in a flash, but I had to sit through all of Teddy's garbage life for an eternity?), and every week there was a new character for us not to care about.
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Playlist: "Rebels We Are"/ "Stage Fright"/ "Hangin"/ "I Feel Your Love Comin' On"/ "Believer"/ "Party Everybody"/ Give Me The Lovin'/ "Chic Mystique" Spotify | Apple Music Following Chic's reunion tour and the death of Bernard Edwards, Nile Rodgers went on to continue his legacy as one of music's most celebrated minds and is still doing his thing today.
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Teaming up with LYCRA® Brand, we outfitted Corley and Howell in American Eagle jeans — made with shape-retaining LYCRA® dualFX® technology for total freedom of movement, in any size — and sat down with them to talk combatting stage fright, carving out spaces for themselves in the sometimes-exclusionary world of dance, and the ritual of preparation.
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Ms. Furler, who has admitted to having stage fright, is in the midst of her first-ever arena tour, and she's coping with her fear in a creative way: She wears her trademark black-and-white wig and performs from the side of the stage as a troupe of interpretive dancers seizes the spotlight to bring her anthems to life.
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From May 19013 until June 4, New York's Metrograph theater will celebrate the icon by screening all seven of her von Sternberg collaborations, along with 12 other titles, including her Alfred Hitchcock picture (Stage Fright), her Orson Welles (Touch of Evil), her Fritz Lang (Rancho Notorious), the Dietrich-inspired Lola by Rainer Werner Fassbinder, and Maximilian Schell's evasive yet revealing Dietrich doc, Marlene.
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Her vocal coach, Eric Vetro, told the New York Post that it was a challenge at first for Zellweger to adjust to singing while wearing the teeth, but eventually she warmed up to them: Zellweger told Vanity Fair that the false teeth even served as a security blanket during some of her live performances, which triggered very real stage fright.
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It was like some Miltonian hell; I had left the room but I was still there, in part; still watching the poor man whose stage fright never let him get fully hard, and instead his sperm had sprayed from his softie like water from a tiny elephant's trunk, his dick waving around like those funny inflatable tube men outside car garages.
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Works such as Stage Fright #1 (2002), in which she eats a full meal while sitting clothed on the toilet, then goes to the bathroom afterward, and Melons (At a Loss) (1998), in which she cuts open and eats a melon wedged in her corset as she recites a script about her aunt's death from breast cancer, prod the comfort zone of audience and performer alike without resorting to outright indecency.
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What could have been a disaster in a number of possible ways—penis flashing on live video among them—somehow turned out as close to perfect as I could have hoped: Line waiters' musings on the nature of luxury and on Trump; a Dutch man who was all too happy to tell us, in excruciating detail, that he had just shit in a golden toilet; and a correspondent (that's me) who had more than a little stage fright when it finally came time to piss in a toilet worth millions of dollars.
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