It's a reflection of Canada's culture because it's made by two Canadians. This is the thing I feel strongly about: When we go internationally, people have an assumption of what Canada is, because it's what we've been putting out there forever, but it's two scrappy little queer guys. Anything we do on stage is very distinctly different, and it's connecting deeply with audiences internationally.
We really try to put Canadian art in a box, but anything that exists outside of that also deserves to be funded, because it shows that this place is more than one thing. It's more than just polite, nice theatre performances, music and dance. It can be anything, and it can be everything.