“Connection could be short or long. It could be heartfelt, or it could be short-lived. It could be coming with baggage from others, or from my past. It could be light and fluffy – but there’s no one way. This is what is so fascinating for me to capture in Blind Dates.” ~ Interview with Vivian Chong
“I didn’t think twice. I jumped at the chance to play this role… I can’t remember the last time I resonated so deeply with a character.” ~ Interview with Louise Lambert
“We’re really putting our history and culture on the stage, and exploring the play through a Jewish lens.” ~ Julia Nish-Lapidus
“There are so many microaggressions, so much racism packed into a lot of things that I’ve unpacked to make it more digestible for people.” ~ Tamara Shevon
“The more styles of dance I can embody, the more vocabulary I have to express what I want to communicate.” ~ Barbara Kaneratonni Diabo
“I would like to be remembered as someone who championed work by composers that have been historically excluded from the Western classical music canon, but will I?” ~ Queen Hezumuryango
“Of course, it matters. It matters to the people who have felt overlooked. To the ones who have had to fight to be seen. To every artist who has poured their soul into something, only to watch the world move on without them.” ~ Jan Alexandra Smith
“Puppetry and magic performed together is very disarming. They play off each other, and the viewer quickly gets nudged into a special kind of openness.” ~ Eric Woolfe
“The ensemble rises admirably to the challenge of this 2012 Pulitzer Prize finalist, offering a compelling evening of theatre.” ~ Arpita Ghosal
