鱼鱼新秀揭晓！School of Rock

After laughing my way through the Broadway production of It Shoulda Been You at the Brooks Atkinson Theatre last week, I was thrilled to catch up with leading lady Sierra Boggess before she went on stage for another hilarious performance as bride-to-be 'Rebecca'. Ms Boggess is a familiar name on both sides of the Atlantic thanks to West End productions such as in which she originated the role of 'Christine', and her later performances in and the 25th anniversary Royal Albert Hall celebration of .
On Broadway, Ms Boggess originated the role of Ariel in Disney's , starred alongside Tyne Daly in and reprised the role of Christine in Broadway's production of . She is continuing creating original roles as she prepares to start rehearsals in Andrew Lloyd Webber's latest musical School of Rock, straight after her current show It Shoulda Been You closes on 9 August 2015.
Sierra Boggess: You know, I don't really have one! I share a dressing room with Lisa Howard who plays my sister and I guess we just hang out and chat about real life and keep it real – these characters are so real, it allows us to go on stage and stay in that truthful place.
SB: I love London! I love both cities equally and feel so fortunate that I've been able to work in both places. It's such a dream come true. I can't wait to work in the West End again I always feel so grateful, but right now I'm focusing on Broadway. I have a whole London family and a New York family – the only thing that sucks is not being able to see everyone in the same place. I miss my friends over there so much!I absolutely love working in the West End and look forward to doing so again soon, hopefully. My fan base is awesome! It's always so cool when they come to New York to see the show. Doing shows like Phantom and Les Mis lends itself to a very wide fan base.

SB: Exactly that! I really enjoy getting out of my comfort zone as an actor and doing something I'm not known for and completely different. I love the character of Rebecca, she's searching for her truth throughout the whole piece. I love the fact that she discovers that being truthful and accepting of your own self is the number one thing to have such a great day. If you have no acceptance of that you'll feel anxious and awkward the whole time – it's not what others say about you it's what you say about yourself. Also working with this company – I get to work with Tyne Daley again. Harriet [Harris] is one of the most extraordinary actresses I've ever come into contact with, and then Chip Zein, and of course David Hyde Pierce the director. It's just not really an opportunity you want to pass up. I wanted to learn and soak up as much as I could working with people like that.
SB: I feel lucky and honoured to be able to play this character at this time in our life and in 2015. First of all the transgender movement, with people finally recognising Caitlin Jenner – it's been extraordinary and the demand for acceptance. Then to have been playing this character at this time when the Supreme Court recognised Gay Marriage – it's been so emotional to everyone and me in particular. It was one of the most incredible things that decision – the response that night was extraordinary. The writer actually wrote a special line for my character to say that just acknowledged the decision and gave a little wink. The audience – I mean it stopped the show! They screamed and went crazy! I'm proud to be a part of something like this during this time, we couldn't have planned that – it was amazing. It's the time of acceptance and I couldn't be more proud of this show and my character. I also feel it's my responsibility to be truthful to her and play her with respect and love. I've had so many people come up to me at stage door and writing letters saying that the song I sing “A Little Bit Less Than” has helped them come out and helped them to be accepting of who they are – it's really been their anthem. It's made me weep.
SB: Well I think the craziest thing is that we get a humongous reaction every night without fail – even if you know it's coming. People are extremely vocal when they come to see our show throughout the entire thing. Tyne says every time before we go on stage “these are real people having real experiences” and I think with that as a mantra people think they're watching a reality show so they're reacting as though these people are real and they are part of this party. That's what's really special about this show.
SB: That's the thing we fell into with this show – how do we market it? For most of the run they were being very secretive about the twist, but now most people know and we can be vocal about it because it's something that can sell the show as well. The initial marketing you thought you were coming to see a show about a bride and a groom and parents who don't like each other but there's so much more to it.

爪机搬运不便-.- 直接丢链接吧（
http://www.newyorktheatreguide.com/news/nytg15/sierraboggessinterview15.htm

太长了没仔细看，是说isby快结束了，下面是韦伯新剧？rebecca是怎么回事

天哪，我怎么记得这是一部电影啊…摇滚校园么……难道人鱼演女校长！

其实这里讲的挺详细啦~
http://www.broadway.com/shows/school-rock-musical/