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Stuart Zagnit thought musicals were just people singing. Then one musical changed everything for him. Today, we sit down with Stuart to discuss his latest project, BALLS: The Monster-Catchin' Musical.
Stuart started in theater, then anime opened up a whole new world—and now he gets to bring both together in ways he never expected.
The best part? Staying curious enough to say yes before you feel ready. You might discover a side of yourself you didn’t know was there.
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