I mean, I wasprettyoptimisticbecausetheshowdidsowell, but I'm justsoexcitedbecause I knowwhat's inbooktohavingwrittenit.
And I thinkthere's somescenesthataregonnabesoincredibleandpeoplearegonnalove.
I thinkSyria's twoisgoingtobeamazingand I'm so, so, soexcitedaboutitonforallweknow, what's what I'm makingsomeinterloperlivinginbloomspreeofallplaces.
WhatshouldbesoterriblethatBloomsburyThisjustgoesbeyondanything I dreamed.
Thereis a womanwhosheiswriting a musicalonTickTockRichardsonthemusicalAndnowpeoplearechoreographingit.
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I wasthinking I'm AbigailBarlowand I'm EmilyBaerandwecocreatedBrigittetothemusical.
I'm afraid I cannotofferyouthatdance, MissCartman.
When I sawRichardsonforthefirsttime, I justhadthisoverwhelmingfeelingthatithadtobeonstageinsomewaybecausethedramathatplaysoutissuchmasterfulstorytellingdrama.
Yeah, dramastoomuch.
Andit's amazingbecausethat's exactlywhatittakestobeputon a Broadwaystage.
A reallycompellingstoryline.
Thisiswhatyouface.
I wenttomypianobecause I wassoinspiredandposteditonticktocklike I alwaysdo.
Andthisjusthappenedtoreallyconnectwith a bunchofpeople, millionsofpeople.
Actually, I guess I havetobe a ladysmilingandwayobeying.
I thinkifweheardfromtheDuke, whichwehaven't heardfromyet, wewouldbothjustmelt.
We'd instantlyinto a bottle, a bottleoftears, eyes, theveryreason I'm heresystem I canalreadyseehowpeoplearegoingtoeatuptherestofseasonsbecausethere's somanyquestionsthatyou'releftwith, youknow, talesthatyouwannachase.