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This is fake. Like, this feels like a huge, a long seven hour dream and getting to perform today alongside my cast was amazing and then
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being able to take this home is just the cherry on the cake of a
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beautiful, beautiful, beautiful experience that is playing this character every night. You've been on such a journey with this show
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I mean, did you ever dream that it would go from the public to Broadway to be here tonight
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Yes, in the sense that I always had hope and believed in the people around me that we would get here at some point
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I did not expect it to happen so quickly. It's very fast
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But I mean, if that's the journey that, you know, he wants to take us on, then who are we to object? I
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love the audience that comes to your show. There are so many young kids that are seeing themselves through you
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What that means to you? I had so many teachers at a young age. I was really lucky to have
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teachers and folks and just theater goers and community members and a village of people behind me supporting my dream
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when I was a child and first figuring out what it meant to be a storyteller
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So all I can say is encourage the youth. That's how things like this happen
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There is no future of theater without the youth. So we have to do our job to take good care of the kids that want to do things like this
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Just hold it up. I'm gonna ask you to spin it. Just tell me what comes to mind when you spin that thing. Go ahead
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What a wild, wild ride. It's a wild ride