hone in

Every year, you’re not even giving yourself time to really hone in on stuff.

For many of those early starts, the right-hander didn’t even use his full arsenal of pitches, restricting himself to mostly fastballs and sweepers as he tried to hone in on his velocity and sharpen his rusty command.

“I feel like if a person can relate to it, it’s probably because they are some version of that. And, yeah, it’s exaggerated, but I do and say awkward things all of the time. Fortunately I was able to sort of hone in on portraying, like, ‘What is this thing that I’m experiencing in real life, and how can I sort of exploit this or utilize this?’”

Stamp was known for his intense dedication to craft, particularly his ability to hone in on the psychological underpinnings of a given character.

The smaller canvas of the one-act form allowed Greenberg to hone in his theatrical vision.