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."

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."

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"

Stache
"basically nothing is off limits for us due to everyone's musicianship and talent level"

Denis Grindel
"I like that this show redefines that there's no typical type of what a guy should be or what he shouldn't be, and that's been amazing."

Ian Liberto
"It's such a deep community, the Broadway community, the inclusion and understanding runs so deep."

Kevin Nietzel
"It's nice, because everyone's like, "Yeah, and what else?""

Anthony Murphy
"...and we were holding and just smiling and beaming with energy!"

Isabelle McCalla
"Oh my gosh! I was squealing the entire time!"

Jonathan Weir
"Besides the fabulous make-up and eyebrows, I get to be the antagonist, come in and mess up everyone's good time."

Mathew and Lissa deGuzman
"You may never know that you are going on until three minutes before; and all of a sudden you have a team around you throwing costumes at you and getting ready!"

David Pevsner
"Nothing expresses a broken heart or the revenge of a cheating spouse or the joy of life more than a country tune."

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

Will Davis
"A lot of my work has been about identity in different ways."

Yoko & The Oh No's
"I’ve read the Out 100 issue for years, so for me it was surreal to have something written up about our band in there."

Jessica Hopper
"Millennials have much more progressive attitudes about gender and sexuality and identity than any of us did even a decade ago."

Jarrett Neal
"For a long time, many issues concerning black gay men had been tugging at me, things I had observed and experienced."

Adam Guerino
"I'm always surprised and humbled by how far the show has come already."

Justin Jedlica
"I like being an artist and wearing my canvas all the time."