Sian Wyn Owen & Joseph Trivelli
Everybody is interested in process. How do actors memorize their lines, how does an airplane stay up in the sky? The question I'm most often asked is how does a restaurant work? How do you know how many portions of sea bass to order? What do you do when a chef calls in sick? The answers to these questions ? It's…
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