There's never been a show where I did not literally offer my guts on that stage. — Christopher Jackson Copy Share Image
When I was doing 'In the Heights,' I was the co-music supervisor for 'The Electric Company' on PBS, so I was writing… — Christopher Jackson Copy Share Image
The reach of 'Hamilton' never surprises me. It's always a delight to meet someone who's seen the show. — Christopher Jackson Copy Share Image
I've joked for years I want to land a TV show so I can finance my theater habit. — Christopher Jackson Copy Share Image
I've had to make time to really explore all the amazing things that are out and try to understand the history of how fashion… — Christopher Jackson Copy Share Image
My most important jobs are to be a father and a husband, and so some things have to wait. — Christopher Jackson Copy Share Image
If you can save one body, and one heart and soul and mind, then it's a worthy cause and a worthy venture. — Christopher Jackson Copy Share Image
Our understanding of history goes awry when we only tell one part of the story. — Christopher Jackson Copy Share Image
It instantly felt like, for me as an actor that I justified, I was able to draw a direct relation between Chris the actor… — Christopher Jackson Copy Share Image
I approach most every job that I do with some sort of team ideal involved. — Christopher Jackson Copy Share Image
Being a part of the 'Hamilton' family has been the most thrilling and rewarding experience of my career. — Christopher Jackson Copy Share Image
I think Broadway is waking up to the idea that rap is an incredible tool for telling a musical story. — Christopher Jackson Copy Share Image
I took a trip to D.C. before the Off Broadway production started, and one of the things that was really telling is that Hamilton… — Christopher Jackson Copy Share Image
I've never wanted to do just one thing. I don't have an attention span for that. I can focus really well on one thing… — Christopher Jackson Copy Share Image
I get great joy from being a part of a play that doesn't take itself too seriously. — Christopher Jackson Copy Share Image
