[laughs] You can tell me a couple.

I definitely, I, I will always say watching my sister Missy, who's just a couple years older than me, perform and light up the stage when she's...

Like, the second she stepped on, I just saw her.

And Missy was always like a shy, sweet, sweet, s- gentle soul, and then she'd get on stage and, like, unleash and she would just be so alive and, like, it was so h- she's so herself and so incredibly talented and I just saw the spark it, it caused in, inside of her and I r- always will remember that as being her little brother watching the recitals and the shows.

That was the first one.

And so th- and then when I was in the second grade they were doing a production of The Sound of Music at a professional theater in New Hampshire, it's called The Palace Theater, where actually Jenn Samar grew up performing there as well, and my best friend who was in Schmigadoon, and she's about to have her baby, Kaylee Cronin.

We all grew up at The Palace.

[laughs]

What was it like when you saw that image captured?

They sent it to me about a week before they released it for, like, you know, just, like, photo approval purposes, and I was, I, like, gasped because it was so special.

Like, I can't believe that Matt Murphy, the incredible photographer, was able to catch it, only because you have to understand, w- when you're teching a show, you have maybe one, maybe one pass before you get to do it for the invited dress.

Yeah.

And it's something that celebrates what we do.

It celebrates the art form and the community.

Like, yes, it's, it's very happy, and oh, it's a, it's a, it's a burst of everything, but it's also, it's not making fun of it.