After having a number of performers play Zoe over the years, how did you want to approach making the role your own?GC: Photography by Olivia Malone; Fashion by Chris Horan; Hair by Sylvia Wheeler using Oribe; Makeup by Tsipporah Liebman using M.A.C CosmeticsLIZA KOSHY, 20 I think the biggest misconception about being a replacement is that you have to do exactly what the person before you did. And we're both replacements, essentially. I think just trusting that my essence as Gabi, as Zoe is enough. The biggest lesson that I have learned with this is trusting that I don't have to think about how people have done it before. I can just really listen, and if you're listening as actor, then it's going to be different every night. With an amazing scene partner like Andrew, we can check in with each other and be present and be like, okay we love each other in real life anyway. So, it's a different energy, and it's a different experience altogether. Which is the beautiful thing about theater, is that it's so malleable.TV The organization encourages young people to run for delegate to elevate the issues that matter most to them. They aim to continue galvanizing the power of the nation’s student delegates for collective action by continuing to recruit more members to join their coalition to spread the word about youth involvement in politics.