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Adi Roy... on Broadway and actor life

Once again, thank you for taking the time and effort to listen or watch. I totally appreciate you engaging with me on TRUST ME I KNOW WHAT I’m DOING and for sharing this with your friends and family. And if you’re enjoying these , please, take a moment and share a kind rating, subscribe, and submit a review wherever you’re getting this right now. SoI've always liked music and I’ve enjoyed great acting performances. When I was growing up, my parents exposed us to Hindi films and we had our fair share of rented videos from the Indian grocery store. But since all four grandparents were close by, Marathi theater and especially musical theater was pretty prominent in my house. And when I was in 4th grade, my teacher was a big musical theater buff, and we took field trips to go and see Evita and Sweeney Todd back in the day. And then about 8 years ago, when Hamilton opened in LA, after the kids had memorized every song, we watched and marveled and took my parents to go see the hit broadway show. So as you can tell, I like musicals and theater of any variety and I’ve always wondered what actors on Broadway go through: what motivates them and what helps them build relationships and cultivate trust. So it was wonderful to share a conversation with Adi Roy, lead actor for the hit Broadway musical Aladdin. Adi was born in Singapore and grew up mostly in New Jersey. He had pursued acting as a teen and when he was a drama student at NYU, he landed his first Broadway role in “Jagged Little Pill” based on the music of Alanis Morissette. Adi next joined the cast of Aladdin as the lead role on its North American tour through over 63 cities, and this past summer, Adi started his run as Prince Ali in the lead role for Aladdin on Broadway in New York. We had a chance to catch up and talk about actor life, about auditioning for the next big thing vs being content, and even some Alanis Morisette was reviewed too. But we started by going over his usual pre-show routine… #aladdin #broadwaymusical #disneymusical