What I love most about A Chorus Line is that the story isn’t driven by one protagonist, or even a handful—it is an ensemble of vastly different people, each with a unique story shaped by their love of theatre and their need to be seen. That’s who we are as well: a community of artists coming together to create something meaningful. My role as a director is to create a space where everyone feels empowered to collaborate, experiment, and bring their full selves into the room.