Watch Avenue Q's Same-Sex Puppets, Rod and Ricky, Talk Marriage Equality on MSNBC (Video)

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News Watch Avenue Q's Same-Sex Puppets, Rod and Ricky, Talk Marriage Equality on MSNBC (Video) Rod and Ricky, the same-sex puppets from the Tony Award-winning musical Avenue Q, who were engaged in 2011 and tied the knot July 24, 2011 — the first day same-sex couples could be legally married in the state of New York — recently sat down on MSNBC to talk marriage equality.

By Michael Gioia

June 26, 2014

//assets.playbill.com/editorial/412a2e929ed8f83c09723ddd5905d567-ricky200_1402692957.jpg — Ricky and Rod Photo by Joseph Marzullo/WENN

In the musical, Rod, a Wall Street banker, and Ricky, a "Chelsea boy," meet through an online personal ad placed by Rod's best friend and slacker roommate Nicky. It was love at first sight — and the rest is history.

Click here to read the Playbill.com feature with Rod and Ricky, who chat about their marriage, honeymoon and LGBT pride.

An Exclusive Photo Shoot With Avenue Q's Married Puppets, Rod and Ricky

Jason Jacoby, Ricky, Rod and Darren Bluestone — An Exclusive Photo Shoot With Avenue Q's Married Puppets, Rod and Ricky

Rod and Ricky, the same-sex puppets from the Tony Award-winning musical *Avenue Q*, were engaged in 2011 and tied the knot July 24, 2011 — the first day same-sex couples could be legally married in the state of New York. Playbill.com caught up with them.
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