Hello once again Blog Buddies! Kyle here again. Last week I chatted with the beautiful Emilie Lynn who is playing Jane in our upcoming production of Brigadoon. The show is now in its fourth week of rehearsals. On Tuesday we had a designer run thru. So... that means we are getting close to getting into costumes and on a set at Cahn Auditorium! This week, I have interviewed one of the most beautiful dancers I have seen in a while, Emily Rogers, who is playing Jean( I am already humming "Go Home with Bonnie Jean") Well enough humming here is what Emily had to say! Don't forget to check back next Thursday for another Q and A!
Full given name:
Emily Ariel Kass DiVries Rogers
Hometown:
Evanston, IL
Current audition song:
The Lady is a Tramp
Special skills:
Putting babies to sleep, making cappuccinos, playing the piano
Skill/talent you wish you had or were better at:
Remembering things, break-dancing, and sign language
First musical you ever saw: 
Anything Goes
Three favorite musicals:
The Last 5 Years, Cabaret, My Fair Lady
Favorite showtune of all time:
Maybe This Time, Cabaret
The one performance – attended - that you will never forget:
Fuerza Bruta
What has been your most embarrassing moment on stage?
While singing the most exciting part of Cabaret, I fell, face first, off of the bench I was standing on. I had to continue the song while swallowing tears, and bleeding from both shins.
Last book you read:
Overcoming Math Anxiety
Last good movie you saw:
Get Him To The Greek
Must-see TV show:
Downtown Abbey, PBS Mini-series
Three greatest TV shows of all time:
Jeeves and Wooster, The Office, Poirot-- A Mobile Masterpiece Mystery
Tell me the story of your First stage kiss:
Junior year of highschool, The Foreigner. I had just broken up with Reverend David Marshall Lee and was also an ex-girlfriend to Froggy LeSeur. The kiss was awkward for the both of us, and my ex-boyfriend watching. It's a fantastic memory to look back on.
Favorite or most memorable onstage role as a child/teenager:
Margot in Stuart Little. The boy who played Stuart was so little, and I was so tall, that he had to climb on my back as I "flew" around the stage. Priceless.
Worst job you ever had:
I was a night nurse for two years, and had to work 11p-7a Monday through Thursday!
Who would play you in the movie? 
Shirley Temple
Three things you can't live without:
Liverwurst, sparkling water, and my partner in crime/fiance.
Finish this sentence: "I'll never understand why…"
...people shorten the word 'probably' to 'prolly'. It isn't cute...at all.
Click HERE for tickets to Brigadoon
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