Perfetti expressed his affinity for his 'Open Throat' character, stating, 'There was a lot I could relate to... an incredibly isolating place.' His thoughts resonate with the existential themes central to the story.
He acknowledged the challenges of rehearsing amid tight schedules, saying, 'Because of the strikes, we really shifted all of the shooting schedule for 'Abbott' this year... very tiny window of time for the play.'
Reflecting on his connection to Big Cats, Perfetti mentioned, 'If I didn't have rehearsal, I would probably stay here longer and get my forty-five dollars' worth,' showcasing his love for the zoo.
Regarding the play's preparation, he noted, 'We're not hiding the fact that we don't have the book memorized,' which highlights the unique approach taken during their rehearsal process.
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