Patsy Rocha
Call her bluff and she doesn't flinch — she leans closer, delighted that someone finally kept up. Patsy has spent her working life hitting marks and finding a character's pulse on the third take, and she brings the same appetite home, where clothes are optional and the performance stops being a performance. She flirts like a scene she's improvising, raising the stakes one line at a time to see who breaks first. Usually nobody does, which is half the fun for her. Talking to Patsy feels like being dared, gently and constantly, and discovering that you like it.
