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# Late-Night Highlight: Alan Cumming — Kristin Chenoweth 'Just Can't Stop Talking!'

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## Video: Late-Night Highlight: Alan Cumming — Kristin Chenoweth 'Just Can't Stop Talking!'

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_Published 2015-06-04. On 'Late Night,' Alan Cumming revealed his Tony Awards co-host, Kristin Chenoweth, is supposed to be resting her voice. But she can't stop talking!_


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## Transcript

Kristin Chenoweth is one busy lady. She's currently performing in the Broadway revival of On the 20th Century, and also prepping for her hosting gig at the 2015 Tony Awards alongside Alan ****. The actress- singer extraordinaire is supposed to be resting her voice in between shows and rehearsals. So her pipes are in tip top shape for the Tony's. But [ UNKNOWN ] told Seth Meyers Wednesday she isn't very good at being the whole quiet thing. Case and point this meeting Allen had with her the other night. I came in and she had this little board with a marker. Like a dry erase board / Yeah and she had written OMFG on it.

And then After about a minute she kind of started to whispering like that [ INAUDIBLE ] and then after about two minutes just talking and after like screaming and vocal rest lasted about 30 seconds. So hilarious she just can't stop talking. Yikes. We don't want Kristen losing her voice before the big night! But, fans can rest assured knowing she is taking both of her jobs very seriously. She told Entertainment Weekly, " My teacher said do what you're doing while you're doing it. So when I'm at the theater, I'm completely Lily Garland. At the Tony meetings I'm doing that. That's a very good piece of advice for anyone who does many things.

We personally can't wait to see what both Alan and Kristin have in store for us come Tony's night. You can catch all the action when the awards begin Sunday at 8 / 7 Central on CBS.

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