 So I just urge people to be patient. Don't expect to have it handed to you on a plate right from the very beginning of the play. There's a little bit of work that goes along with being an audience, but I think that makes a good audience as they feel as though they're participating in the creation of the art as well. And I've always said this too about Shakespeare. When Shakespeare works, it's because the actors know what they're doing and they can communicate that to the audience. And a lot of times there's a lot of bad Shakespeare out there where the actors don't know what they're saying and so the audience is not going to understand it then.