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Captain Underpants which Dav Pilkey has also written. So when I got called in, I just started barking. >> Yeah. >> And I was starting to think how my dog acts at home and all this stuff. >> What kind of dog do you have? >> I have-- oh, I grew up with a cockapoo-- >> Right. >> ...and then now I also have a Rottweiler lab mix. >> Oh cute. >> She's very sweet. >> Because when you picture Dog Man, do you picture like what kind of dog? >> Yeah, I picture him as like a golden retriever. >> Yes. >> Labrador. That type of thing. >> It's amazing what you're able to do without saying a word on stage. It really is great. >> Oh, thank you. >> And Sadie, I was so interested to hear your regular talking voice. (Laughs) Because what Sadie does with her voice it is-- so Walker, my son, was convinced that you had some sort of microphone that was changing your voice. I was like, no, she's an actor and she's just that good. It's really incredible. >> Yeah, thank you. I've grown up doing children's theatre my whole life, so playing a child is something I'm a little bit familiar with. >> Can you give people an example of what I'm talking about? >> Yeah. So I come out of the clone machine as Li'l Petey. I say, hi I'm Li'l Petey. And... (Laughs) >> And not only she does that, she sings at that level too. >> Yeah. >> You're amazing. >> Thank you so much. Thank you. It's a lot of hard work and practice. >> Yeah. What is it they love about children's theatre? >> I think that-- well, I was first introduced to theatre when I was five. So I think that it is so beautiful to give children that first experience into the life of theatre because I wouldn't have known that this is what I wanted to do with my life if I hadn't seen something so similar when I was a child. And just to give them that first experience of art for some of them, of music, anything like that. >> And it's such a physical show. I mean, you can see some of that here, just a glimpse of it. Lots of singing, lots of dancing, high energy. What do you guys do to prep for that type of-- Are you just exhausted by the end? >> Yes. >> You really throw yourself around. >> We're exhausted but thankful. Like we love what we get to do. And I think because we're so happy to go on stage, even if our bodies are tired that day, we're just so excited to go on stage and do it. But lots of rest, lots of warming up, stretchers just taking care of yourself, which is a bummer sometimes when you're touring because you want to go and explore every city you're in, but you got to take care of it. >> Have you had much time to explore here? >> Not yet. We just got into Toronto a few days ago but we're really looking forward to-- >> Well-- and you've got some time too because the show has been extended, which is really, really exciting. >> We're so excited. >> Congratulations on that. >> Thank you. >> It is a family show, it's not just for the children. As I mentioned, I was there and I was laughing at things that Walker wasn't laughing at. You know that kind of thing? >> Sadie: Yeah. >> So there's some really, really wonderful moments in there. What is it like to perform for children and adults? Has anything gone like off the rails? Like there was one child sitting a couple of rows ahead of us that was yelling something at you guys. That's kind of fun. >> Yeah, and as that it's actually quite common. >> I bet. >> And we love that. Us on stage, like this show it's encouraged for the kids to get up and dance and sing along with us. So when they're responding to us like that, it gives us the energy that we need. Because it's a marathon, as you saw. >> It does not stop. >> Yeah. >> And children I feel like see a lot of themselves in my character specifically. So when my character is doing things that are very child like, they get into it and they say the lines along with me, Especially if they know the books, they're quoting it, yelling things at me and it fuels me. I'm like, yes, give me the energy. >> This is a true family show, it's not a children show. Many times adults come up to us and are like, we loved this way more than our kid did. So it's a great family show. >> It really is and you both do such a wonderful job. Great cast, great crew. Thank you for being here today. >> Of course. Thank you for having us. We're so happy to be here. >> And as you mentioned Dog Man: The Musical is now on through June the 9th. Thank you both. >> Thank you. >> That's a wrap on this weekend edition of Your Morning. And don't forget, you can scan these QR codes for the Your Morning newsletter and also to listen to more conversations on Your Morning the podcast. >> We do have many great conversations coming up for you next week. On Monday, we are welcoming back Marilyn Dennis. She'll speak with us about being honoured with the CSA Lifetime Achievement Award. Tuesday the Your Morning studio turns into an art gallery featuring the works of Banksy. That's all ahead of a Banksy exhibit here in Toronto. >> I'm so excited for that, by the way. On Wednesday, if you're moving anytime soon, you need to watch this. We're going to have tips on how to downsize before you pack up. >> And then on Thursday, a closer look at a new tool that uses AI helping people live with breast cancer as well as their friends and family. >> And Friday, well, a couple of the actors of the HBO's House of the Dragons get us fired up for a new season. >> Sounds like a fantastic week. We'll see you on Monday. (Upbeat music)

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