As Actors You Don't Want To Have

Thankfully, The Meat Of The Tony Telecast Is The Performances From The Shows, So The Awards Show Kind Of Creates Itself Around The Season, And Then I Fill In Based On The Vibe Of The Season In General. I'm Happy That There'll Be So Many Legitimately Good Performances On The Show.

I'm Shocked At How Early Everything Closes Here. But People Start Earlier. I Miss The Late Nightlife In Nyc, But Then Again I Sing And Burn So Much Energy In The Show That It's Probably Good - I Get To Go Home And Sleep.

It's Like, The More You Commit, The Happier The Animators Are; If You're At All Iffy And Concerned, Then It Doesn't Free Them Up To Do As Much Fun Stuff, So You Have To Just Go For It And, Again, Trust The People Around You And Not Be Seemingly Guarded And Numb. Throw Caution To The Wind A Bit.

I Did Enjoy Singing The Song, Called "the Count", Which Is Count Olaf's Big Song That He Sings To The Kids When They First Arrive With His Henchpeople. He Wrote It Himself, And He Thinks He's Really, Really Talented, And It's A Terrible Song. So We Had To Learn Intentionally Bad Choreography... We Did These Almost Lady Gaga-ish Kind Of Movements, Which Were Just Awful, But That Made Me Laugh

With The Tonys It's A Little Tricky Because A Lot Of The Funnier Jokes Are More Insider, So People Watching At Home May Not Get A Julie Taymor Reference The Way That New Yorkers Would. So You Have To Figure Out What Comedy Plays To A Large Audience And Still Respect The Individuals Who Are There.