We celebrated our 25th season with a series of videos featuring some of our favorite actors, directors, writers and others. Take a look back!

*Jack O'Brien on the opening scene of The Coast of Utopia and his long friendship with Richard Easton

*Roger Robinson on the Obamas' visit to Joe Turner's Come and Gone

*Cherry Jones on working with Gerry Gutierrez on The Heiress and the magical transitions in Pride's Crossing.

*Susan Stroman on finding the girl in the yellow dress.

*Richard Easton on a fateful night at The Coast of Utopia.

*Executive Producer Bernard Gersten on the secret of the Beaumont, and much more.

*Artistic Director André Bishop on how he got to LCT, and much more.

*John Weidman on the development of Anything Goes and Contact.

*Jon Robin Baitz on the creation of The Substance of Fire and the personal nature of A Fair Country

*John Guare on writing Six Degrees of Separation, and on House of Blue Leaves moving to the Beaumont.

*Lynn Ahrens & Stephen Flaherty on their long collaboration with each other and with LCT.

*Paige Evans, Director of LCT3, on the genesis of the new artists, new audiences programming.

*Kati Koerner, Director of Education, on how middle school students and Shakespeare are a great match.

*Jeff Hamlin, Production Manager, on how moving the orchestra affected the rest of the South Pacific production.

*Paul Smithyman, Associate Production Manager, on how the chicken crossed the stage in Happiness

*Patrick Merryman, Beaumont Production Electrician, on the creation of the 60 foot pool for Twelfth Night.

*Bartlett Sher, LCT Resident Director, on the magic of South Pacific.

*Anne Cattaneo, Dramaturg, on preparing the cast for The Coast of Utopia, and on the LCT Review

*Sarah Ruhl on the humor in The Clean House, and on the inspiration for In the Next Room or the vibrator play