Matt Rodin
Matt Rodin returns home for Sondheim's Company; meet the Broadway performer, director and creator
“I grew up being awoken by my mother every morning singing show tunes.”
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Celebrity interviews from GoPride's conversations with artists, creators and community voices.
Matt Rodin
“I grew up being awoken by my mother every morning singing show tunes.”
Apashe
“I try to represent visually what a person hears.”
Absolutely
“The first cover song I recorded was “Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star.””
Ed Begley, Jr.
“In the first meeting, Christopher Guest discusses the character with each performer and it is sheer heaven!”
Brandon Rivera
“The writing will move people and I have seen people wipe tears away.”
Kyle Patrick
“It really is just a big, giant lens and you can see yourself in it.”
Mitchell Fain
“I play 20 different people, and, with very few exceptions, we don't have any props or costumes to let you know that we simply have to morph into them and tell that story”
Claud
“Receiving a package from Paul Rudd is my breakout role!”
Trish Sie
“I saw the potential to tell this story in a playful, little bit irreverent way, and do something sincere.”
Dan Darlington
“Summer in Chicago is probably one of the best places in the country.”
Steven Lee Johnson
“there's this incredible connection there; or they're introducing their spouse or child who never read the book, and they're able to experience it in this new way that we're giving them”
Robin Skinner
“I have always been connected to lemons because of my Lemon Boy album.”
Tanner Adell
“Beyonce has built a support group of gays and women, so that is my goal too!”
Tim Nelson
“It is more than I could have hoped for that one day we would be together unashamed and on stages around the world singing songs about our love.”
Wendi McLendon-Covey
“You will leave the theater feeling amazing and want to hug a stranger!”
Adam Cohen
“My friend Ryan Cabrera calls me “The Snack Queen!””
Tony Genius
“I am here for your entertainment.”
Kara Jackson
“Out artists like Durand Jones, and other artists I have known, have taught me never to limit myself.”
Gavin Creel
“I spent a long time being afraid and thinking that if I got too queer or too gay, somehow it would actually come back and hurt me”
Kelly Fremon Craig
“This makes the book timeless and the truth is the truth every decade.”
Sam Nackman
“Who cares what happens when we're dead? Why should we think that far ahead?”
JD Caudill
“There are sequences that are unbelievable but at the heart of it is a really beautiful story about identity.”
Naomi Rodgers and Zurin Villanueva
“I hope they leave floating on a high note; I just really want them to ride that back into their lives, into their jobs, into whatever it is”