“I not only want this time to be an opportunity to self-assess, reflect, wallow and create, all of which are necessary to cope during this time, I also want us to take this time to prepare to raise hell. I want us to value ourselves, our worth, and when we start to reopen the world again, I want us to demand more.”

Theater is an inherently collaborative art form. It is people gathering together in a room and trying things. It is an audience communing and watching something happening live right in front of them. But who knows how long it will be until we can come together in person?

It’s a tricky tightrope to walk, working with friends, isn’t it? We have an idea we are excited about, we want to see it through, but how do we navigate the lines which are so blurred between personal and professional?