[MUSIC PLAYING]
(SINGING) Someday, it might be basketball.
[HARMONIZING]
Hi, Sean, did you know that you could--
I was harmonizing.
I know, how are you?
I should sing with you more often.
Or not.
We're on Broadway.
We're on the Broadway.
What do you think?
It's fantastic.
It's exciting.
It's a pretty big theater, huh?
It's like the second or third largest theater in New York.
How many seats is this?
Let's see, 1, 2, 3, 4.
We both started counting at the same time.
High five.
I don't high five.
But you just did.
I know, because I'm on Broadway.
Is this the office?
Or are you in the street?
Yes, I'm in the street.
And all of a sudden--
All of the sudden--
--through the magic of theater, you're
supposed to imagine I am now in the doctor's office.
Cool.
Yes.
All right.
Do you have an appointment?
No, just the--
That's quite Shakespeare.
What?
And you'll be mic'ed.
What?
You'll be mic'ed, so you don't have to projector as much.
Everyone's mic'ed?
Everyone's mic'ed.
OK.
Do you--
[LAUGHTER]
I've never done theatre.
Somewhere in the middle.
Do you have an appointment?
That's perfect.
OK.
[MUSIC PLAYING]
[LAUGHTER]
Do you have an appointment.
I found this over there.
Did you really?
Yes.
Read one more line.
You have one more entrance.
Oh, I do?
Yes.
And then that's it, just one more line.
Because what time am I finished, because I have tickets
to Wicked.
[LAUGHTER]
I need to get going.
So we'll do it again.
Do you have an appointment?
That's perfect.
That's actually great.
Whenever he starts singing "Cling to,"
that's when I normally walk out there.
She says, "Sing to," I sing, "Cling to," we hold a note,
and then you cut us off.
To.
Or to.
To, to, to, to, to, to, to.
That's right.
But you don't have to sing it.
Oh.
Yeah.
OK.
[LAUGHTER]
[MUSIC PLAYING]
(SINGING) [INAUDIBLE].
Like for example, dance with, sing to--
Cling to--
[HORN]
[LAUGHTER]
Mr. Shake-- Sheldrick--
Mr. Sheldrake.
Is not your name?
That's Mr. Sheldrake's name.
Chuck Baxter.
Oh, you're Baxter.
Yeah.
Baxter, Mr. Sheldrake from personnel
will see you right away.
Thank you, Patch Adam.
Yeah--
Promises, promises.
My kind of promises, can we do joy, and hope, and love.
Yes, love.
Don't come near me, I'm very, very sick.
Oh--
[INAUDIBLE]
[APPLAUSE]
I was really wondering, dear, sir,
do you have an appointment?
Yes, or no, no, I don't.
Just a cold.
I didn't know it was coming.
It was unexpected.
I see.
Well, I shall alert the doctor.
And you shall have a seat here.
And the doctor will see you when you're seated.
[LAUGHTER]
Also--
Oh, what?
I have 101.3 temperature.
You can see it on my thermometer here.
Oh, well, the doctor will take it.
Oh, well, if I can have it back when he's through.
It's my only thermometer.
He has his own.
As I said earlier, if you would like to have a seat, there,
and the doctor will be coming soon,
when I tell him that he will be seeing a man who's sick.
You sound like a ghost.
Oh.
[LAUGHTER]
Like to emote to you.
Thank you, I'll take a seat.
Please do that, sir.
[LAUGHTER]
[APPLAUSE]
[MUSIC PLAYING]
And when you sing to--
cling to--
That's us.
Excuse me, didn't mean to interrupt.
[LAUGHTER]
You told me to come.
Baxter-- I was enjoying it myself--
Sheldrick from personnel shall see you now.
Sheldrick, Mr. Sheldrick.
I call him Sheldrick.
You must be very close.
We are very, very close.
He's in personnel.
You're new, aren't you?
I am new.
[LAUGHTER]
As I was saying, you'll be next, lady.
[LAUGHTER]
[APPLAUSE]