(1/5)A tribute thread before tomorrow’s premiere:
I met Lin in 2005 when I booked a developmental workshop of In The Heights. It is there that we started what I can only describe as the most unique creative relationship in theatre. The opportunity to play a principle role in...

(2/5)his musicals are the rarest opportunities I have ever had; specifically as a minority. This story sums it up: we were performing Carnaval Del Barrio from In The Heights. At the very last musical build up to the end of the number I was choreographed to dance, down stage...

(3/5)around Doreen Montalvo (she, waving a flag) along w/ Krysta Rodriguez. As I’m dancing, two women in the second row, right in front of us, pull out their small Columbian flag to wave w/ us. Their pride; our pride; that shared moment of reflection, of being seen...

(4/5)in celebration and with dignity, sums up every single feeling I have about Lin.
The chance to be truly seen in an industry which has mostly not wanted to see me down stage. The chance to play minority characters with integrity. The chance...

(5/5)to explore history through the eyes of what our country looks like today.
I am forever grateful to this man, this artist, colleague, and friend.

May tomorrow’s premiere light up your hearts.

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