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You have like this big main stage with like all these Broadway people and Tony Award winners attached to it, and then you have a, a smaller show that's in the Hertz that's in a smaller theater, um, with like the amazing Tinashe Bowden like directing it.

So there were, there were two different experiences.

I feel like the one, I felt like I learned so much from Millions because I learned that collaboration is everything.

Um, you have such a big team and you have to all be on board together.

And also that like just being honest with your creative team of like, "This isn't working.

This is..." Just being honest, I think I learned a lot from Millions in that way.

I'm curious, for somebody like yourself who has had such an extensive career in our Atlanta theater community, do you have any pieces of advice you would give to, like, an early career artist that wants to break into the Atlanta theater scene?