Bailey Taylor

So, like, we were doing this kind of unheard of, unknown show in a bubble.

And then it got more popular, more popular.

Third season is when it kind of like, wow, out like popping champagne.

And now we're at fourth season.

And so I'm wondering, it was often they were writing their own stories.

And then occasionally I felt like Michael Patrick would put in a little, like,

like a personal dig at us, right?

Do you know what I mean?

Like upcoming, it hasn't happened yet.

I had done a play off Broadway called The Exonerated, which was about real people who were put in prison for crimes they didn't commit on death row.

And then were exonerated and came out.

So it was a super serious play.

I'm downtown doing this play and they send a New York Times photographer to take my picture, but it's downtown.

It's not a photo shoot.

It's like, it's a photo shoot, but it's like super down, right?

Like-

No hair and makeup, blah, blah, blah.

So I'm nervous about it and excited that it's like a real, like a real piece or whatever in the New York Times.

When it comes out, there's like a mark on my upper lip, like an ink stain on my upper lip.

And it's not just in one New York Times, it's in all of them.