BWW Cue & A

You know those little Cue & A Playbill bios where the performers fill out the little survey? I like to daydream about one day getting to fill out mine... but for the time being, how about the denizens of BroadwayWorld fill out the Playbill survey?

The questions vary based on the performers, but here are some of the ones that Playbill uses (excluding 'full given name' and 'hometown.'):

Zodiac sign:
Audition song:
Monologue you can recite from memory:
Current show you have been recommending to friends:
First Broadway show ever saw:
If you could go back in time and catch any Broadway show, what would it be?
Favorite showtune:
MAC or PC?
Most-played song on iPod:
Last book you read:
Must-see TV show:
Last good movie you saw:
Favorite reality show:
Pop culture guilty pleasure:
First stage kiss:
Favorite post-show meal:
Pre-show rituals:
Worst onstage mishap:
Special skills:
Cats or dogs?
Favorite pizza topping:
Who would play you in a movie?
Worst flubbed line:
Performer you would drop everything to go see:
Worst costume ever:
Favorite cereal:
Role you've been dying to play:
Added Schmerg question-- Favorite show altogether?

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Updated On: 1/11/09 at 04:40 PM

Zodiac sign: Aries

Audition song: My last audition song was "You Can Get Away With Anything" from the Woman In White, even though that was a man's song. The one I plan on using for my next audition is "Back To Before" from Ragtime.

Monologue you can recite from memory: My audition monologue is Anna's mother's monologue from "Anna and August." And I also know Cassius' "Why man, he doth bestride the narrow world..." speech from Julius Caesar because of a project I had to do last year.

Current show you have been recommending to friends: I HAD been recommending Spamalot. But now I'm going to have to find something new, since that's closing.

First Broadway show ever saw: The Little Mermaid. Sad, but true. And I loved it (and still do).

If you could go back in time and catch any Broadway show, what would it be? Les Miserables-- not the revival. I would also kill to see the original cast of The Scarlet Pimpernel; I'd love to see all of Douglas Sills' antics.

Favorite showtune: "One Day More" from Les Miserables and "Sirens" from Jane Eyre.

MAC or PC? PC. No question.

Most-played song on iPod: "The Gung Song/Ballad of Czolgosz" from Assassins and "Falcon In The Dive" from the Scarlet Pimpernel.

Last book you read: "Austenland" by Shannon Hale. It was okay.

Must-see TV show: I... don't really watch TV. But I love "Drake and Josh". I'm so pathetic.

Last good movie you saw: I saw 'Hogfather', which is actually a made-for-TV movie, last night. It was great and quite true to the book. And Marc Warren gave me nightmares.

Favorite reality show: "What Not To Wear." But I've only seen it twice.

Pop culture guilty pleasure: High School Musical. This is so sad, but I love it. Oh, and the musical "CATS." I was obsessed when I was in elementary school, and it still holds a special place in my heart!

First stage kiss: In third grade, I did a really weird little play where I had to kiss a boy on the cheek. But it was interesting because I was playing a boy and he was playing a girl. And... I've never actually had a real onstage kiss. I've never had a 'romantic' role.

Favorite post-show meal: Chicken wrap, with honey mustard. Mmmm. I like to go to Friendly's after a show. One time, I went in full Wicked Witch of the West costume and makeup... that was interesting.

Pre-show rituals: Uh... none, really, unless you count being extremely on-edge and screaming at your brother on days when you have shows.

Worst onstage mishap: When I was in Pride and Prejudice, my dance partner stepped on the skirt of my dress and the entire bodice fell down around my waist. Luckily, I was wearing a bra, but I was mortified.

Special skills: Three kinds of English dialects, and a host of other weird character voices.

Cats or dogs? Cats.

Favorite pizza topping: In Sweden, I ordered a pizza by pointing at a random combo number. It turned out to have chicken, curry, pineapple, onions, and bananas. Sounds gross, but it was FANTASTIC.

Who would play you in a movie? I love Kate Winslet, but she's a lot older than I am. Maybe if I had a time machine.

Worst flubbed line: I did a show when I was ten where I had to pronounce the word 'anteaters.' In every single show, I messed it up. I still have no idea how-- now, when I try, I can't even figure OUT a possible way to mispronounce 'anteaters.'

Performer you would drop everything to go see: Michael Ball. Yes, indeed.

Worst costume ever: In “You Can’t Take It With You,” I wore this delightful ensemble—tight black velvet dress, black tights full of holes, ruby red slippers, bright red bloomers with black lace (visible under dress), long skanky looking red bathrobe, child-sized leopard coat, cats-eye glasses covered in rhinestones with no glass in them, loads of necklaces, large pimp cane with a big fake diamond on top. But I loved it.

Favorite cereal: Blueberry Morning. Yummm. Oh, and I will always love Cap'n Crunch, but I almost never eat it.

Role you've been dying to play: EDNA TURNBLAD FROM “HAIRSPRAY” IS MY DREAM ROLE. I don’t even care that that’s a role generally played by guys or that I'm small and a soprano and don't fit the role in any possible way. I’d also love to be Ursula in The Little Mermaid, Madame Thenardier in Les Miserables, or Eva Peron in Evita.

Added Schmerg question-- Favorite show altogether? Spamalot. And I also love Les Miserables.

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Aw, I'm not an actor I'm a techie so I can't really fill this out lol.

Zodiac sign: Taurus
Audition song: The last audition I went on, I didn't sing. However, for the longest time, my audition song was "Wouldn't It Be Loverly" from My Fair Lady. I would love to learn "Around the World" or "Another Winter In A Summer Town" from Grey Gardens, though. Those would be amazing for an audition piece!
Monologue you can recite from memory: Nora's monologue about her father's coat pocket. (It's from Brighton Beach Memoirs).
Current show you have been recommending to friends: I think it was [title of show] for a while.
First Broadway show ever saw: First? I can't remember. It might have been Little Shop of Horrors.
If you could go back in time and catch any Broadway show, what would it be? Gypsy with Patti LuPone, when it first came to Broadway...would've loved to have seen it. I would have also loved to've seen Lotte Lenya as Fraulein Schneider in Cabaret and also in The Threepenny Opera.
Favorite showtune: It's hard to chose one, but a favorite of mine has been "I Don't Believe In Heroes Anymore" from Three Guys Naked From The Waist Down
MAC or PC? Mac, I guess.
Most-played song on iPod: I don't have an iPod, but according to my Last.fm library, the band Slut gets the most plays.
Last book you read: Wilco: Learning How To Die by Greg Knot. It gives some wonderful insight to a truly amazing band and its central figure, Jeff Tweedy.
Must-see TV show: Pushing Daisies. Since that went off the air, now it's Top Chef.
Last good movie you saw: Marley & Me was pretty good.
Favorite reality show: The Real World: Brooklyn.
Pop culture guilty pleasure: VH1. Oh, goodness, do I love their trash-fest of whores and outdated d-List celebrities.
First stage kiss: I don't remember having one...actually, I don't think I ever did!
Favorite post-show meal: Anything! I love sweet potato fries especially.
Pre-show rituals: During high school productions, we played warm-up games beforehand. When I did Snoopy!, we gathered together onstage, stood in a circle, and gave each other shoulder rubs.
Worst onstage mishap: When I was in West Side Story, I smacked Tony a bit too hard and he fell off the stool. Mind you, this was supposed to be a serious scene (as Doc gets upset with Tony for being so obvilious). Thank God it was dress rehearsa, but it was still quite embarrassing. I felt horrible afterwards!
Special skills: I'm quite good with an English accent, it almost comes naturally to me. Also, I can sing in various character voices.
Cats or dogs? Cats, I own two of them.
Favorite pizza topping: Chicken.
Who would play you in a movie? For laughs, Heather Grahamn. A while ago someone said we looked alike (personally, I don't see it).
Worst flubbed line: During Snoopy! there was a scene where Linus and Peppermint Patty came onstage and were talking about how Snoopy is a dime-a-dozen. My line was "Did you know that some French poodles cost more than three hundred dollars?" Well, one night, I said, "Did you know that some French coodles ..." and tried to play it off as if I hadn't said "coodles".
Performer you would drop everything to go see: Raul Esparza. Any day. Any time. Anywhere.
Worst costume ever: The Duchess in Alice in Wonderland. It looked horrible.
Favorite cereal: Raisin Bran. Call me old fashioned but there's nothing like a nice bowl of Raisin Bran in the morning!
Role you've been dying to play: There's a few. I'd love to play Sally in Cabaret, Mae in Reefer Madness and one day, if I'm lucky, Mama Rose in Gypsy.
Added Schmerg question-- Favorite show altogether? That's difficult, I have at least five favorites but for all different reasons. I guess if I had to chose, it would be West Side Story. I've been in it, seen it, and have been familar with it for quite a while.

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I'm not an actor, so some of these will be irrelevant.

Zodiac sign: Leo
Audition song: n/a
Monologue you can recite from memory: Madam Morrible's "wicked witch!" speech
Current show you have been recommending to friends: Billy Elliot
First Broadway show ever saw: The Secret Garden
If you could go back in time and catch any Broadway show, what would it be? Angela Lansbury in Mame
Favorite showtune: depends on my mood.
MAC or PC? MAC, no question.
Most-played song on iPod: Colors of the Wind (from Pocahontas...so random, I know)
Last book you read: The Kingdom Keepers 2
Must-see TV show: The Amazing Race, Lost, 24, Survivor
Last good movie you saw: Wall-E and Doubt
Favorite reality show: The Amazing Race
Pop culture guilty pleasure: reality tv. I will watch almost ANY reality television show
First stage kiss: n/a
Favorite post-show meal: a drink at Joe Allen
Pre-show rituals: I go to Rite-Aid or Duane Reed to get sour gummy worms before I see a show
Worst onstage mishap: I was at a performance of The Producers where a door wouldn't open, so Nathan Lane climbed out a window to get offstage instead.
Special skills: I can name every U.S. President in order. Yes, I'm a big dork
Cats or dogs? Dogs. I absolutely HATE cats.
Favorite pizza topping: extra cheese
Who would play you in a movie? Neil Patrick Harris!
Worst flubbed line: John Cullum flubbed many lines in August: Osage County when I saw him
Performer you would drop everything to go see: Kristin Chenoweth
Worst costume ever: Flounder's costume in The Little Mermaid
Favorite cereal: I don't eat cereal
Role you've been dying to play: n/a
Added Schmerg question-- Favorite show altogether? Cabaret

Schmergy, I'm going to see Marc Warren in The Pillowman next month. Now THAT should be creepy!

Zodiac sign: I always feel more at home with my Chinese zodiac than the western one; I'm supposedly an airy-fairy Pisces, but I'm much happier being a gregarious Pig. :3
Audition song: Last audition I did where I got to choose my own song, I did 'I Cain't Say No' from Oklahoma!. I have since expanded my repertoire, but it's VERY rare I get to an audition where I have to sing my own choice of song.
Monologue you can recite from memory: Lady Percy's "O yet for heaven's sake go not to these wars!" from 2 Henry IV, and King Henry's "Once more unto the breach" from Henry V. It's my new year's resolution to learn a monologue from each of Shakespeare's ten History plays. Next up, King Henry's "o God! Methinks it were a happy life" from 3 Henry VI. I have nothing contemporary in my repertoire. O_O
Current show you have been recommending to friends: War Horse. If you're in London, you MUST see it.
First Broadway show ever saw: Rent. And unlike some people, even though I'm not the obsessive fan I used to be, I'm okay with that. :3
If you could go back in time and catch any Broadway show, what would it be? I don't know about Broadway, but I have a serious hankering for the RSC's 2004 production of Hamlet, directed by Michael Boyd. Clive Wood as Claudius = BEST IDEA EVER. If it had to be Broadway, I guess Angels in America in its entirety would be freakin' awesome.
Favorite showtune: This changes. Right now, it's '96,000' from In the Heights.
MAC or PC? PC.
Most-played song on iPod: '96,000' from In the Heights.
Last book you read: The Game by Diana Wynne Jones. I never read her as a child, but she's wonderful. :3
Must-see TV show: House!
Last good movie you saw: Probably The Dark Knight. I only see Spanish films, comic book adaptations, and musicals at the cinema, and I'd hesitate before recommending Mamma Mia! to anyone.
Favorite reality show: Uck, no thank you. XP If you can't afford a script, I'll take a nice documentary, or switch the damn TV off.
Pop culture guilty pleasure: I have a thing for Disney Channel Original Movies. There, I said it!
First stage kiss: It was a play called Gone Up in Smoke. I played a schoolgirl trying to kiss her teacher but the teacher's wife walks in just in time. I wouldn't say I've had a proper stage kiss. :P
Favorite post-show meal: I don't really eat after shows. I like to go home and sleep.
Pre-show rituals: It's a routine rather than a ritual, and it varies depending on what preparation I need to do, but no matter what else happens, I always always always brush my teeth before doing anything else.
Worst onstage mishap: None yet. Phew!
Special skills: I can turn my eyelids inside out.
Cats or dogs? Both. I'm a dog person, but I'm seriously looking into getting a cat.
Favorite pizza topping: Cheese please!
Who would play you in a movie? Anneliese van der Pol is my current most likely choice, being a redhead with a knack for comedy rather than cuteness. Also, y'know, being younger than me helps. XD
Worst flubbed line: None that I can remember. Give it time! XD
Performer you would drop everything to go see: Geoffrey Streatfeild and Jonathan Slinger. I'd give anything to go see them in a play again. Doesn't even have to be together, I'm just getting withdrawal symptoms. ;_;
Worst costume ever: I had a tree costume once that looked like a big brown condom with strips of crepe paper sprouting out the top. It'd be hard to beat that. XD
Favorite cereal: Cheerios, I expect.
Role you've been dying to play: Henry V. Although as I'm a girl and Henry's a man's man, I'll settle for Chorus, or any of the actual female roles. If it weren't for my bodacious chest, I could possibly justify playing Boy, and then enjoy a posthumous snuggle with the king. *ahem*
Added Schmerg question-- Favorite show altogether? Floyd Collins, man. :3

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Zodiac sign: Sag.

Audition song: Never auditioned for anything in my life.

Monologue you can recite from memory: Hamlet's Act 4 Scene 4 speech, because I had to do it for a class in high school...

Current show you have been recommending to friends: In the Heights and August: Osage County.

First Broadway show ever saw: The Lion King.

If you could go back in time and catch any Broadway show, what would it be?: OBC of Into the Woods.

Favorite showtune: "Putting it Together" from Sunday in the Park with George, or "Be On Your Own" from Nine...

MAC or PC?: PC.

Most-played song on iPod: I don't have an iPod.

Last book you read: The Berlin Stories by Christopher Isherwood.

Must-see TV show: Lost.

Last good movie you saw: Slumdog Millionaire.

Favorite reality show: Umm. The Real World?

Pop culture guilty pleasure: Perez Hilton.

First stage kiss: Never kissed anyone on a stage.

Favorite post-show meal: Chicken and spinach ranch wrap. Yum.

Pre-show rituals: I'm a stage manager, must I list them? Though, before I even get to the theatre I just chill out for about a half hour before entering the craziness.

Worst onstage mishap: Nothing too terrible.

Special skills: Valid New York State Drivers License.

Cats or dogs? Dogs.

Favorite pizza topping: Pepperoni.

Who would play you in a movie? Clint Eastwood.

Worst flubbed line: No idea.

Performer you would drop everything to go see: I'm not sure. David Tennant if he ever does a show in New York.

Worst costume ever: I was on house crew for an interactive murder mystery based on Harry Potter, and we all had to dress as house elves.

Favorite cereal: Cocoa Pebbles

Role you've been dying to play: Madame Armfeldt in A Little Night Music. I don't care if I'm 20 and not an actor...

Added Schmerg question-- Favorite show altogether? Sunday in the Park with George.

Another Aries? Mekroth, what is your birthday? Mine's April 14th, day of the Titanic crash and Lincoln assassination. (Cheery day...)

Weez-- Yipes! Marc Warren + Pillowman? In Hogfather, he played an assassin named Jonathan Teatime who had one plain black eye and one grey one with a pinhole pupil who talked like Johnny Depp's Willy Wonka, stapled puppies to the ceiling, and killed people at a moment's notice.

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I have the same birthday as Matthew Broderick and Rosie O'Donnell

Zodiac sign: Taurus
Audition song: "A Way Back to Then" from [title of show]
Monologue you can recite from memory: Juliet's "Romeo, Romeo, Wherefor art thou, Romeo?" speech, as learned from Baz Lurhmann's film.
Current show you have been recommending to friends: Jersey Boys and Xanadu in Chicago
First Broadway show ever saw: Joseph w/ Donny Osmond on tour, Phantom in NYC
If you could go back in time and catch any Broadway show, what would it be? Ethel Merman Gypsy
Favorite showtune: "I Am Playing Me" according to my iTunes. Heh.
MAC or PC? PC, but I'm open to experimentation.
Most-played song on iPod: See two questions above.
Last book you read: The New Yorkers by Cathleen Schine
Must-see TV show: It was Pushing Daisies...
Last good movie you saw: Wall-E
Favorite reality show: America's Next Top Model
Pop culture guilty pleasure: See answer to above question.
First stage kiss: N/A. I'm only an actor in my imagination.
Favorite post-show meal: Epic Burger! Although it's usually pre-show.
Pre-show rituals: I must always visit the potty.
Worst onstage mishap: I've accidentally made a few actors crack up while they're on stage. Does that count?
Special skills: I can touch my tongue to my nose.
Cats or dogs? Dogs.
Favorite pizza topping: Pepperoni and chicken
Who would play you in a movie? Liza Minelli
Worst flubbed line: I once proudly announced that O'Hare has an airport.
Performer you would drop everything to go see: Sutton Foster
Worst costume ever: Flounder
Favorite cereal: Vanilla Burst Cheerios
Role you've been dying to play: Maureen in RENT
Added Schmerg question-- Favorite show altogether? Oh, Holy Hell... That's a toughie. Maybe Avenue Q. I've only seen it twice, but it's just brilliant.

Zodiac sign: Aries

Audition song: God, I haven't auditioned in a million years... Bye Bye Blackbird was a standard of mine though

Monologue you can recite from memory: The Roxie Monologue, of COURSE! Several from Search for Signs of Intelligent Life in the Universe. Older Helen's monologue in Act 2 of Hollywood Arms when she comes back from working at the movies; "sorry mister, you're outta luck - we're all sold out... for the next four years"

Current show you have been recommending to friends: I definitely haven't seen a show in a long enough time to be recommending anything new to anyone. Work consumes my life.

First Broadway show ever saw: A Chorus Line at the Shubert Theatre. I was 4. It changed my life.

If you could go back in time and catch any Broadway show, what would it be?: Dancin

Favorite showtune: At the Ballet ~ A Chorus Line

MAC or PC? PC

Most-played song on iPod: Bless the Broken Road ~ The Rascal Flatts

Last book you read: The Christmas Sweater ~ Glenn Beck

Must-see TV show: Nip/Tuck

Last good movie you saw: Wanted

Favorite reality show: Any of the cook-off shows on Food Network

Pop culture guilty pleasure: Facebook

First stage kiss: Bye Bye Birdie when I was 10

Favorite post-show meal: A nice juicy cheeseburger from Pigalle

Pre-show rituals: None. I'm weird, I know. I go a vocal warm up - but I always do that before I sing

Worst onstage mishap: I slipped and fell in my custom 4 inch character shoes (because I was so much shorter than the rest of the chorus girls) and tore some ligaments in my ankle. I danced the rest of the show and the rest of the run despite doctor's orders.

Special skills: I'm ridiculously double jointed and can pretty much stay in whatever outrageous position you want me in

Cats or dogs? Goldfish lol

Favorite pizza topping: Broccoli and ricotta cheese. or breaded chicken and sliced tomato

Who would play you in a movie? Eva Mendes

Worst flubbed line: I can only recall forgetting a line and my costar just skipping it.

Performer you would drop everything to go see: Jesse L. Martin

Worst costume ever: The third time I did Little Shop, I had to be a nun for the Skid Row number. It was the most awful costume EVER. And my wig sucked.

Favorite cereal: Corn flakes with sliced banana and a little bit of sugar

Role you've been dying to play: Mayzie in Seussical. Velma in Chicago (I did the role for a review, but not the show in it's entirety). Older Helen in Hollywood Arms. And maybe The Lady of the Lake in Spamalot because I'd like to channel my inner belty black woman.

Added Schmerg question-- Favorite show altogether? Chicago, Hollywood Arms and A Chorus Line. Among those, I cannot pick just one.

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Updated On: 1/11/09 at 11:02 PM

Zodiac sign:
Taurus.

Audition song:
It varies, either "Easy Street" or "Fifty Percent"

Monologue you can recite from memory:
Fay Apple's "Cookie Speech"

Current show you have been recommending to friends:
It hasn't opened, but "9 to 5"

First Broadway show ever saw:
The revival of "Sly Fox."

If you could go back in time and catch any Broadway show, what would it be?:
A Chorus Line. Original Cast.

Favorite showtune:
"Music and the Mirror" It's perfect. She speaks until she can't, sings until she can't, and then DANCES!

MAC or PC?
MAC. No question.

Most-played song on iPod:
Heh. "Welcome to Holliday Inn" from SEESAW.

Last book you read:
The Westing Game. Currently reading The Whorehouse Papers.

Must-see TV show:
30 Rock!

Last good movie you saw:
Gremlins

Favorite reality show:
I don't watch reality TV...

Pop culture guilty pleasure:
Sesame Street. I am 22, and I love Sesame Street.

First stage kiss:
Scenes from THE GLASS MENAGERIE. I was Joe and I had to kiss my arch-nemisis Karolina Nowak. Even worse, it was my first kiss...ever.

Favorite post-show meal:
Waffle House! Love me some Hashbrowns

Pre-show rituals:
Get there really early, get in makeup and prance around listening to showtunes.

Worst onstage mishap:
During a run of LAST NIGHT OF BALLYHOO, I played Joe (long story), and closing night we were in the light well waiting to come in for the dance scene, and as we start in, our Lala slams the door into Peachy's face. The rest of the scene between he and I, blood is POURING down his face. So I speed through the scene so that he can get off stage to die quietly, and I slowed down the scene immediately after. He came away with a slgihtly skinned up eyebrow.

Special skills:
I can lick my elbow.

Cats or dogs?
Neither and both.

Favorite pizza topping:
Pepperoni and Green Bell Peppers.

Who would play you in a movie?
Ellen Degeneres. She's the only person capabale of pulling of the faceted person I am.

Worst flubbed line:
During a performance of "Tell Me On a Sunday":
Take me to a jew that's got chimpanzees.

Performer you would drop everything to go see:
Donna McKechnie (Seeing her in 2 weeks!)

Worst costume ever:
Probably the vaugely Peter Pan-esque for this weird Oscar Wilde show in college. Green lamé tunic that shrunk in the wash. And grey tights. Thank God for dance belts.

Favorite cereal:
Apple Jacks! Or Franken Berry. Whatever happened to that stuff?

Role you've been dying to play:
Peter Pan, Dolly Levi, Miss Mona, Mama Rose, Scarecrow, Desiree, The Witch (Into the Woods), Prior Walter

Favorite show altogether?
A Chorus Line.

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Updated On: 1/11/09 at 11:30 PM

Hmm, I'll answer the ones I can:

Zodiac sign: Pisces

Audition song: If I could choose a song to audition with, it'd be "I Know Things Now" from Into the Woods.

Monologue you can recite from memory: A monologue from I Remember Mama I had to learn for Theatre I.

Current show you have been recommending to friends: In the Heights and Jersey Boys

First Broadway show ever saw: The Phantom of the Opera

If you could go back in time and catch any Broadway show, what would it be? SO MANY, but probably the original casts of Sunday In the Park with George and Into the Woods.

Favorite showtune: I have so many, but at the moment it's "At the Ballet" from A Chorus Line.

MAC or PC? Mac baby.

Most-played song on iPod: "Alive with the Glory of Love" by Say Anything, but Gavin Creel's version of "Going Down" is inching it's way up there.

Last book you read: I'm halfway through with Seth Rudetsky's Broadway Nights.

Must-see TV show: Scrubs, The Office, and How I Met Your Mother..I can't live without any of those.

Last good movie you saw: Slumdog Millionaire, Milk, and The Curious Case of Benjamin Button

Favorite reality show: Project Runway, Survivor, America's Next Top Model, and American Idol

Pop culture guilty pleasure: High School Musical..I can't help it.

First stage kiss: N/A

Favorite post-show meal: Denny's. Our high school opening night tradition.

Pre-show rituals: Getting actors into costume and makeup trying to make sure everyone looks okay and is where they're supposed to be, setting costumes for quick changes, gathering bobby pins, safety pins and makeup for backstage and my pockets.

Worst onstage mishap: A male actor's fake boob falling off his costume and trying to get it back on..long story.

Special skills: Hmm..I can do pretty great age makeup, along with changing other people's clothes quickly. Non-theatre related: I can touch my nose with my tongue.

Cats or dogs? I adore both, but I have 3 cats. My mom isn't much of a dog person.

Favorite pizza topping: Pepperoni and mushroom.

Who would play you in a movie? Oh lord..Kate Winslet. Because I love her.

Worst flubbed line: I'm sure I flubbed something when I was 7 years old in my church play.

Performer you would drop everything to go see: Gavin Creel

Worst costume ever:I remember a poor actress at our school had to wear this horrid teal sparkly pantsuit with bright red lipstick...bleh.

Favorite cereal: Captain Crunch!

Role you've been dying to play: I'd love to play Penny in Hairspray..or Mary Lane in Reefer Madness.

Added Schmerg question-- Favorite show altogether? Way way too hard. It'd have to be a tie between Hairspray and Rent, because they introduced to me to the world of theatre.