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In a candid discussion, Darren Criss, known for his role in "Glee," shared his thoughts on balancing his career in theater with the demands of parenthood. Currently starring in the Broadway production "Maybe Happy Ending," Criss revealed that the eight-show week is surprisingly more manageable than raising his two young children.
Criss emphasized the challenges of parenting toddlers, describing it as a full-time job that requires constant attention and energy. He noted that while performing on stage is physically demanding, the structured routine of theater allows him to compartmentalize his time effectively. The actor expressed gratitude for the opportunity to return to Broadway, highlighting the joy and fulfillment it brings him, even amidst the chaos of family life.
As he navigates his dual roles as a performer and a father, Criss continues to find joy in both worlds, embracing the unique challenges they present. His insights resonate with many parents striving to balance career ambitions with family responsibilities.
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