Hello, hello, hello, hello, hello. Welcome to the Nautil But Nica, up, your host,

Ram Shooter. It's Monday morning, which means our dear friend. Garrett Vogel joins us. Hey, Garrett, are you there?

Hello, Bob. Have you slept? Are you still partying last night from the Tony Awards?

I mean, tell me about it. Did you pull an all-nighter, Bob?

You know me well. I'm a little sleepy today, but I'm sleepy in a really good way because I went out with friends.

It was so much fun. I love the Tony's. I love Broadway. So the show I thought was great.

Cynthia Arrivo is a host. I did not know she had those skills. I knew she was so talented. We know

she can sing. We know she can act. But it takes like a real personal skill, somebody there that's really charming. And my goodness,

she had that. So I thought she was great. And I'm really excited too about the awards. I like

the shows that were. And I think it's a good time for theatre. What is your takeaway, Garrett?

The fact that Broadway brought in over $1 billion. I mean, let's talk about a billion dollars in Broadway shows.

Most of it coming from George Clooney and the Washington show.

But still, Broadway brought in a billion dollars, which is awesome.

And I think it's a great spotlight on New York.

It's a great spotlight on the community.

But also the fact of, like they said, do yourself a favor during the commercial breaks.

Google closest theater near me, which I didn't even think about to do.

And, you know, I found a few theaters that are very close to me in Jersey, you know, even closer than Broadway.

And just the opera, you know, it's, I think it was summed up the best,

the saying that the Tony community, the Broadway community,

is probably the most tight-knit supportive group out of anybody else.

They know each other.

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