The curtain has closed and the time has come for the end of Hedwig and the Angry Inch on Broadway. It's so sad to see the end of such a beautiful and mystifying production. I will forever be grateful that I got the opportunity to see Hedwig's brilliance in person, not only once, but twice. It was such a dream come true, and I will never forget it. John Cameron Mitchell and Stephen Trask created the most entrancing show, a character that entraps one's heart and soul. I shall continue to be in awe of the genius of Trask and Mitchell, always.

I saw the film when I was only ten years old. At the time, I had no idea just how much this show would mean to me. It has helped shaped who I am today, and I am eternally thankful for it. Hedwig has made me laugh, cry, and feel emotions so strongly, that I could hardly contain them. I will forever love and cherish all that Hedwig, Yitzack and the Angry Inch has given me over the past decade of my life. Hedwig is permanently tattooed on my life, metaphorically (and maybe someday, physically?)

Thank you, John, Stephen, Lena, Neil, Shannon, Andrew, Michael, Rebecca, Darren, Taye, Matt, Justin, Tim, Peter, and everyone else involved in this magnificent production. You are truly magical people, with immense talent and heart. We love you.

I hope to catch Hedwig next time on the Midnight Radio when she tours the US next year. Until then, danke, Hedwig.

Love from a strange rock and roller,

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Casey