Omari Collins (Scarlett D. Von'Du)
"Billy Porter gave the bones to Lola, but it's on me to put the flesh on her."

Kyle Caress, The Great Gatsby
"Hard work beats talent when talent doesn't work hard."

Aurora Adachi-Winter
"Empathy in this world right now is crucial to maintaining our humanity and being able to reach across to people who think differently than we do."

Daniel Kyri
"It's so easy to get caught up in the epicness of Hamlet, but I wanted to pay attention to his humanity - however flawed it is"

Aaron Kaburick
"I can trust that I can just show up and be an honest actor and deliver their material"

Matt Rodin
"I grew up being awoken by my mother every morning singing show tunes."

Mitchell Fain
"I play 20 different people, and, with very few exceptions, we don't have any props or costumes to let you know that we simply have to morph into them and tell that story"

Steven Lee Johnson
"there's this incredible connection there; or they're introducing their spouse or child who never read the book, and they're able to experience it in this new way that we're giving them"

Patric McCoy
"I cut my teeth at the Jeffery Pub!"

Tadeo Garcia
"We were blessed to film free in a legendary space such as Roscoe’s so we made it work."

Cunio
"The show is happening above you, on top of you, next to you, behind you, below you and it never stops."

E'mon Lauren Black
"It teaches that Black women are not a monolith, and that Black experiences are not all the same"

Elaine Dame
"Making music has meditative and restorative qualities for me, hopefully for the audience as well."

Sam Cushing
"I hope by sharing my story and bringing mental health to the forefront of the conversation, I can be a source of comfort for someone."

Jeff Miller
"Seeing the juxtapositions of our experiences makes a good podcast."

Matthew-Lee Erlbach
"Part of my work is making the invisible, visible. It is giving a voice to the voiceless. It's going to where the silence is."

Sam Cushing
"I can use this ‘influence’ to be a positive light and to leave an impact in society."

Rob Lindley
"what I was most struck with in seeing it - and maybe it is the filter we are all seeing art in in this time we are living in - I really find it a show about empathy and compassion"

Elaine Dame
"70's music is rich melodically, harmonically and rhythmically, which lends itself well to a jazz interpretation."

Jamal Howard
"it is really about finding that space and coming up with creative solutions"

Bobby Bowman
"Chicago's Bobby Bowman on the remarkable story of Oslo"

David Cromer
"I hope this interview about my terror will inspire people to come see the show"

John Ambrosino
"Fly the W in everything you do in life, even before it happens!"

Anthony DiFiore
"We’ve always wanted to do a Neverland-themed Neverland."