The Data Cast & Creatives Collection

Sophia Lillis: "There is a contstant struggle throughout the show between safety and freedom. I think it's very universal because it's all about connectivity. It's about all these different people from different backgrounds and how their struggles connect them."

Karan Brar: "When I first moved to New York two years ago, the first show I saw was Oh, Mary! at the Lucille Lortel. It's since moved to Broadway, which is so exciting. And if you're visiting New York, you have to see that show. It's brilliant."

Matthew Libby (Playwright): "See Oedipus. That is an incredible production. Unbelievable acting. If you're like, "Oh, I read that in high school, I don't know if it's for me," see it. It's going to blow your mind. It's my favorite thing I've seen recently."

Brandon Flynn: "I just went to the Met and saw Porgy and Bess, that was absolutely mind-blowing and incredible."

Karan Brar: "Check out Peyton List in Heathers. I heard she's going to be amazing in that!"

Tyne Rafaeli: " I’m drawn to shows that are having complex questions about the world we’re living in and present a kind of nuanced and complex prism of what it is to be a human. I have heard that Marjorie Prime is also wrestling with modern technology and human experience and how those two things blend together. I think that’s definitely in conversation with what we’re doing."

Brandon Flynn: "I’m excited to see The Dinosaurs at Playwrights Horizons. Kathleen Chalfant is in it and I love her, she’s New York theater royalty."

Matthew Libby (Playwright): "I had a great time at Chess. Next to Normal was a very formative show for me. I realized that anytime I see Aaron Tveit I like regress to some sort of like primordial middle schooler who is just getting into theater, you know? That meant a lot to me."

Justin H. Min: "Any time I'm back in New York I'm trying to see a show. The last time I was here I saw Maybe Happy Ending which I loved. Darren Criss is absolutely incredible."