So how do you think this one kind of maybe stands out when a lot of them do have that brand recognition that's coming with them this season?

Well, it did win the Tony Award for Best Musical last year, I believe.

So that does kind of help give it the recognition.

Most people kind of recognize, like, Darren Criss originated the role and Helen Shen.

So we definitely want to push that this is a love story.

It's different.

It's shorter, too.

And so for those looking to purchase individual or season tickets or find out more information, where should they go?

Like, as far as people visiting the two theaters that you run, the Opera House and the Fisher, well, not you personally, but your company runs, which do you think is the easier place to play in?

So as a consumer, the Fisher, as a actor, the Opera House is what I've heard.

So we do own and operate the Fisher, but we use the Opera House as a rental for the larger productions that simply just cannot function.

So, like, your Lion Kings, your Phantoms, and then we'll have Death Comes Her this year.

The feature is kind of tricky if you've ever been backstage, where lots of times actors can't just cross the backstage.

They'll have to go down, over, and up through the backstage.

And all I just hear is the stares.

What is your favorite musicals? Like what is your favorite shows? Either ones you had seen through this or on your own world?