He's a bit of an impresario at heart, and he loves a big show, a big stage, bright light, whether it's him on stage or whether it's watching the spectacle.
When William Shakespeare comes to London and writes plays, he would have negotiated with women theatre impresarios, because they own the ale houses where all the plays are put.
A close relative is the English word emprise, meaning an adventurous, daring, or chivalric enterprise, which, like impresario, traces back to the Latin verb prehendere, meaning to seize.
And like, he knows he's not this pretty young thing like Ryan Phillipe, but he's sort of made himself the impresario so that he could get into the cool party.
You know, it's striking to me that I remember about a decade ago, Steve Bannon, Trump's then advisor, right-wing impresario, made a comment that he believed politics was downstream of culture.
It wasn't until she landed a cameo in the western TV series Deadwood – in which Cox had a regular role as theatre impresario Jack Langrishe – that she managed to get a green card.
It's an episode called " Mike's Horror-Scope." And in this episode, Mike is approached by this quasi-Italian fashion impresario named Bebe Gallini, and she is very fabulous.