I want theatres to continue to talk to each other because yes we’ve all figured out a way for our companies to operate now, but we’re going to need each other when we do come back again. We’re going to need to talk, to strategize, to come back united not just for the sustainability of the companies but for the audiences, for the artists..

This has been a good chance for me to learn and to do a lot of reading about the BIPOC community and what’s been going on with them. But also some policies such as Defunding the Police and learning about this, and it has been very eye opening.

I have very little patience for people getting excited, almost defining themselves through Covid for their achievements. I’m thinking, “No, no, every generation has something that will be trying.” Yes, this is new as it hasn’t happened to our generation obviously, but we can’t define ourselves by it.

Working from pre-determined outcomes turns me off. I’m very processed driven. I like to stay open that I might arrive somewhere different from where I thought I would be.

“All in all, I would absolutely recommend Broadway Roulette. I hope to plan another trip in the fall and will definitely take advantage of another spin at the wheel!”