Michael Urie has reflected on the 20th anniversary of a notable television show. He notes that the show was ahead of its time. Urie has also been involved in another project, a production called "Shrinking".
This production features a cast that includes Jason Segel, Jessica Williams, and Harrison Ford, in addition to Urie.
Further details about Urie's thoughts and his work in "Shrinking" are available from the source.
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