Josh Groban spoke with BillboardExecutive Features Editor Rebecca Milzoff on her departure Sweeney Toddwinning a Grammy award for Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street (2023 Broadway cast recording)the 20th anniversary of his album Nearworking with David Foster, his friendship with Leslie Odom Jr. and Josh Gad, and more.
Josh Groban:
The Jonas Brothers were in front of us at The Marquee. They came out to wave at the stage door, right at the moment when I think, I don't want to spoil anything, but there's a big death at the end with a quiet moment right after, and then the audience was chuckling because this dramatic death happened. very serious and then you could hear these absolute screams and screams outside the theater.
Hi, I'm Josh Groban and you're watching Billboard News.
Rebeca Milzoff:
Hello everyone. Welcome to Billboard News. I'm Rebecca Milzoff, executive features editor at Billboardand today I'm here with Josh Groban.
Josh Groban:
Hello!
Rebeca Milzoff:
Hi Josh.
Josh Groban:
Thanks for inviting me.
Rebeca Milzoff:
You may not remember, but we actually met once six years ago, when you were making your Broadway debut in Natasha, Pierre and the great comet of 1812.
Josh Groban:
I do remember that. Yes, when we met I knew we had met before, but I couldn't remember exactly when it was.
Rebeca Milzoff:
Well, I remember you said at the time that you were enthusiastic about educated risks.
Josh Groban:
Yeah.
Rebeca Milzoff:
I thought it was a great idea and I imagine Sueney It was one of those.
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