Hi! I'm Annalisa Leaming and I play Rosalie Mullins.
--I'm Justin Collette and
I play Dewey Finn, and we're here from School of Rock The musical on Broadway
--And we're here to play --[both] Never Ever
Have I Ever!
--Come on. What? --Ever.
--You've never?
I've never. --Not even like a little?
--No when did you pee yourself?
--How old were you? Were you a child? -- No no. You're just laughing and laughing and
laughing and it... --Where were you?
-- Where wasn't I? I mean... --This happens all the time to you?
--Not like all the time. I laugh a lot and I giggle.
--Stop this one right now. --Okay. We're good.
--This is bad.
--Yoga teacher. --Yeah!
--Lots of yoga
teachers. --Are you married to that yoga teacher?
--I am married to a yoga teacher, but not that one.
--But not the one you hit on. Aha! [laughs]
--Oh for f—k sakes. [laughs]
--What did you eat?
is this a common thing? --Is it a common? No!
I don't do it all the time, but like of all
the things, like streaking, hot Halloween costumes, and it's like who has eaten
garbage food? It's like I have! Like that's like the first thing that I can say that
I have done. Yeah I've thrown out a bagel and regretted it.
--Oh, yeah. -- When did you fall?
--I fell during this show, -- Oh.
during the, we have a spit-take in our show, that's a spoiler, where where there's water on the
stage and I spent a lot of water and when I ran to see Summer in the next
teacher scene, I like fully bailed. --Wow
--My feet right up
from under me. I landed on my back -- Yeah I was doing Hello Dolly at North Shore, the
North Shore Music Theatre, and I was singing Elegance.
Singing elegance and -- Of course you because god has a
sense of humor. --In my solo line of and the way I keep my
pinkie up indubitably, and that my feet just went right out from under me,
and it could have worked, but I couldn't get up, so the Cornelius and Barnaby ran
from either side and helped me up, and so of course the rest of the song is like
--You couldn't get up?! --We've got elegance if you ain't
--I was like piles of dress. I couldn't let get out from under it.
And actually that was the first time my husband ever saw me perform. He and my
parents were in the audience together. --He's a yoga teacher like a master of
flexibility and dexterity and you just like bail.
--I just yeah. True colors.
I have. I've gone on the wrong costume but I don't think anybody noticed. I was
in like the ensemble for Batboy when I was in university. We had a big 40-minute
break in the show and I told you the story that my friend Eric and I used to
sneak up the fire escape and go drink at the bar across the street and then come
back in and I forgot to change my costume, so I went on as like a pilgrim
and I was supposed to be a business man.
--Really good. Really professional --Yeah.
--It was how you got to Broadway.
--It's how I got to Broadway.
--Oh yeah. Totally. I was doing a Hello Dolly here in town and
singing It Only Takes a Moment opposite Tony award-winning Gavin Creel and was
so excited about singing that I just kept singing his it was like back and
forth, back and forth, but I just kept singing and I didn't even know it was
happening until he was, okay go for it! And then I realized it
and I got really really embarrassed. --Were you doing the second voice or
banananana enenenenene!
--No. It was so earnest, really.
It was really sweet, and then I got embarrassed and
giggled, and it was really sweet.
--Yesterday.
--Yeah. Maybe yesterday.
--Totally. You feel awful the next day and you're like I'm never doing that again.
In college one time, someone found me in my dressing room and
passed out with my hand in a bucket of chicken. At like 5:00 in the
afternoon. --Is there a picture?
--Drunk. [laughs]