Miz Cracker
Miz Cracker cruises her way to the Big Gay Cabaret in May
“I speak five languages English, French, Wolof, Spanish and a little Yiddish.”
Interviews and voices
Theatre interviews from GoPride's conversations with artists, creators and community voices.
Miz Cracker
“I speak five languages English, French, Wolof, Spanish and a little Yiddish.”
Kurt Perry
“I am a firm believer that artists know when they're artists”
Kerry D'Jovanni
“You want to know where you're going in order to take clear steps to get there”
Aaron Kaburick
“I can trust that I can just show up and be an honest actor and deliver their material”
Ronnie Marmo
“I was like a priest working with the Pope!”
Dot-Marie Jones
“I have played cops many times on television due to my size.”
Vince Kelley
“We like to say it's as if the show never went off the air; it just moved from cable to streaming”
Meghan Murphy
“I couldn’t believe someone else loved Judy, Liza, Barbra and Bette as much I did, so I have always felt like a gay man on the inside!”
Basil Twist
“I approach things as a very simple puppeteer.”
Erich Bergen
“Stories are stories, but we have to tell stories that represent people in ways that are beneficial to people”
Stephanie J. Block
“They decided to take the time to honor me and that is a really beautiful thing.”
Chloe Baldwin
“By the end, another cast member and I have to wash off all of the blood and the sparkles!”
Matt Rodin
“I grew up being awoken by my mother every morning singing show tunes.”
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”
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”
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”
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”
Harrison Drake
“these little paper mache caricatures that a friend made for me for my birthday that I lay out on my dressing room station”
Sav Souza
“there have been moments where we've needed to navigate just transphobia in the world and in the industry...”
Brian Kalinowski
“...it's what they call a princess track. You get to just roll on stage and do your thing and get your big applause and then leave...”