THM: So, how did you first become involved with 'School of Rock'? Julian Fellowes: Oh, I'm absolutely delighted! I was taken completely by surprise because there are so many good shows on at the moment on Broadway and it didn't occur to me that it would happen, so yes, it was very exciting and very surprising. Thomas Hayden Millward: Firstly, congratulations are in order! You have won Oscars and Emmys before, but this is your first-ever Tony nomination. Julian kindly took time out of his busy schedule to talk to us about the ongoing success of School of Rock, as well as both his theatrical past and future. On screen, he has found global fame as the creator and sole writer of the Golden Globe, BAFTA and Emmy Award-winning TV series Downton Abbey, as well as his Oscar-winning work writing Gosford Park. He also wrote the book for Disney and Cameron Mackintosh's stage adaptation of Mary Poppins, and has a number of other musicals in the pipeline. Don’t forget to book your tickets for the UK tour now to make sure you’re firmly in the band.Tony nominee Julian Fellowes is currently represented on Broadway for writing the book of School of Rock - The Musical, which also features music by Andrew Lloyd Webber and lyrics by Glenn Slater. Thank you to Rebecca for talking with us, and make sure to look our for the third instalment in our School of Rock interviews to find out more. What advice would you give to your younger self while you were at school?Įnjoy it as it really is the BEST time of your life!! Oh, and do your homework! Not sure it’s a rock song but Cyndi Lauper’s “Girls Just Wanna Have Fun” comes close! If there was a rock song that perfectly summarised Rosalie, what would it be? Some are very complicated!!ĭo you have any funny behind the scenes stories for us?ĭuring the Roadhouse Bar scene, we actually drink fizzy drinks so more often than not I’m trying not to burp during my number “Where Did The Rock Go”… very glamorous! It’s a great group of people and we are having a wonderful time on the show… I’m currently working out many special handshakes with the children to perform before the show. I’m desperate to be in that number!!ĭo you have any fun behind the scenes stories with the rest of the cast? My favourite song is “You’re In The Band” sung by Dewey and the children. What’s your favourite song from the show? the songs that the children sing really elevate their stories… the musical heightens all the characters so brilliantly that their stories are fantastically clear- and of course, it’s a joy to sing. The music slots so wonderfully into the script. How well do you feel Andrew Lloyd Webber’s score encapsulates the story and characters we all know and love from the film version? I adore the Roadhouse Bar scene, where she goes for a drink with Dewey and gets the chance to let go and reveal her true self when her favourite song comes on the jukebox. Tell us about your favourite moment(s) in the show, and why you love them! My least favourite thing is her taste in clothes! She enjoys a beaded necklace… and a strong court shoe! Rosalie is fabulous… she’s very organised, great at her job and harbours a secret passion for rock music. What’s both your favourite and least favourite thing about Rosalie? Hello, my name is Rebecca Lock and I play Rosalie Mullins the Principal of Horace Green. Here is our interview – make sure to let us know what your favourite moments from the show are!Ĭan you introduce yourself, and tell us about your character in School of Rock? Ever wondered what it’s like touring with School of Rock? Want to know more about how the score relates to the tracks from the movie? Luckily, Rebecca Lock aka Rosalie Mullins in the show sat down to talk to us about her character, her favourite moments in the show, funny behind the scenes stories and more.
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