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Here is Andrew McNee (Buddy the Elf), star of ELF: THE MUSICAL, talking about working with the amazing cast, the fun challenges, and what audiences can expect.

Here are Praneet Akilla (Harjit), Jasmine Chen (Kristin), and Steffanie Davis (Isabelle), stars of SOMEONE LIKE YOU, talking about the fun relatability of the show and its powerful messages.

Here's Ashlie Corcoran, director of LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS and the Arts Club's Artistic Director, discussing what drew her to the piece, the relatability of the music, and what audiences can expect.

FAIRVIEW 

Take a look behind the scenes in this interview with the play’s Co-Directors Kwaku Okyere & Mindy Parfitt.   “Every time as an audience member, you think you know what it is, it changes into something else...It is as hilarious as it is thought-provoking as it is heartbreaking as it is strange. —Kwaku Okyere, Co-Director

Here are Mateo Chavez Lewis (Jerry Lee Lewis), Felix LeBlanc (Carl Perkins), Stephen Thakkar (Elvis Presley), and Tanner Zerr (Johnny Cash), stars of Million Dollar Quartet, discussing the technical elements of the show and working together to bringing these iconic artists to life on stage.

Here is Bobby Garcia, director of Million Dollar Quartet, on what drew him to this piece, working with the talented cast, and what audiences can expect from this new production.

Here's Kaylee Harwood, star of Beautiful: The Carole King Musical, on the impact of Carole King's music, what she hopes audiences take away from the piece, and what she's learned from the pop phenomenon.

Here's Ashlie Corcoran, director of Beautiful: The Carole King Musical and the Arts Club's Artistic Director, discussing what drew her to the piece, the brilliance of King's music, and her approach to directing a show of this scale.

Here's Jacob Woike (who plays Casey) and Jamie King (director) of The Legend of Georgia McBride discussing the importance of drag, the journey of Casey in the show, and Elvis's role in the piece.

Here's Amanda Sum and Nyiri Karakas, stars of Sense and Sensibility, on the joy of working together, the timelessness of the piece, and the importance of sisterhood to the story.

Here's Rachel Peake, Director of Sense and Sensibility and Arts Club's Associate Artistic Director, on the playfulness of the piece, why the story is so beloved, and what audiences can expect.