Theater
Actor Betsy Wolfe brings her to Broadway.
Glitter follows Betsy Wolfe everywhere these days.
I dont even want to tell you where Ive found glitter, she says, joking.
My house is now full of it, almost as if glitter is just part of the floors.
But its fitting for& Juliet, whose ubiquitous songs from Swedishmega-songwriter Max Martinhave just as much staying power.
The story takes the doomed romance ofRomeo and Julietand wonders… what if Juliet hadnt died at the end?
(The book comes fromSchitts Creekwriter David West Read.)
This pop in of female character has been a backbone in much of her work.
It was& Juliets message that brought her back to Broadway.
Its this beautiful idea that life isnt going to go the way you planned.
It brings me a lot of joy to be part of that every night.
Below, learn more about Wolfe in her Bustle Booth questionnaire.
In The Bustle Booth
Whats your go-to coffee order?
Medium oat milk latte.
Screw it Im tired, Im a mom.
What are the saved weather locations in your phone?
Our pets heads are falling off!
[fromDumb & Dumber.]
Whats one movie or TV show that you’re currently obsessed with?
Who is your celeb idol?
Right now Ive been watching Michelle Obama on tour, and shes just killing the game.
If you had to be on a reality TV show, what would it be?
SomeReal Housewives, or I would be a Kardashian sister.
Whats something thats inspiring you lately?
Watching my daughter explore simple things in New York City that Ive walked by a million times.
Whats something youd want people to say about you?
That Betsy is really funny, but most importantly kind.
& Julietis playing at theStephen Sondheim Theatre(124 West 43rd Street)in New York City.
This article was originally published onDec.
