Sam Pinkleton

But it's actually what's so irresistible to me about this.

And it's the thing that has made me addicted to making it at the scale is the collision of experiences and histories that people bring to it.

It's a thing that's really special about doing it on Broadway.

It's like for every person who's like, I know every word, there's somebody who's like, what is this?

And that is, it's this like incredible, again, impossible and really beautiful thing to say like, it's been this thing for 53 years and this is what it is now.

And whatever you're showing up with is perfect.

I've never encountered anything... Actually, that's not true, because I was talking to a friend the other day who's writing the new Star Wars.

And I was like, it's the same.

Like, people have their stuff with this thing.

And we have ours.

And we're finding new stuff every day.

It's wild.

No pressure.

You pick up the legacy and the opinion.

We have a lot of steam we need to let off as a culture.

I mean, the late is well and true.

Everybody arrives at the theater having been through it.

Uh, they're totally different.

I think they're united by a spirit of just wanting to absolutely delight sick, twisted people.

You know, and I mean that.