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PHOTO EXCLUSIVE: A Two-Show Day With Mary Poppins' Andrew Keenan-Bolger

Andrew Keenan-Bolger, currently featured as Robertson Ay in the Broadway production of Mary Poppins, offers Playbill.com readers an exclusive look at a recent two-show day, from morning wakeup to final journey home. Read the Playbill.com story.

My alarm goes off at 11:30 AM, which can only mean one thing: TWO-SHOW DAY!!
Andrew Keenan-Bolger
My alarm goes off at 11:30 AM, which can only mean one thing: TWO-SHOW DAY!!
Exercise is essential when prepping for a double header. Mine comes in the form of Wii's "Dance on Broadway" game.
Andrew Keenan-Bolger
Exercise is essential when prepping for a double header. Mine comes in the form of Wii's "Dance on Broadway" game.
Hmm, what can I make using arugula, A1 and Red Vines? I think I'd better head on over to my favorite Mom & Pop neighborhood restaurant...
Andrew Keenan-Bolger
Hmm, what can I make using arugula, A1 and Red Vines? I think I'd better head on over to my favorite Mom & Pop neighborhood restaurant...
POP-TARTS WORLD!!!
Andrew Keenan-Bolger
POP-TARTS WORLD!!!
Off to show #1. I share a dressing room with two longtime theatre pros. They're always teaching me the value of a good work ethic...
Andrew Keenan-Bolger
Off to show #1. I share a dressing room with two longtime theatre pros. They're always teaching me the value of a good work ethic...
...like the importance of doing a full ballet barre before every show.
Andrew Keenan-Bolger
...like the importance of doing a full ballet barre before every show.
Puberty rears its ugly head. My character Robertson Ay is not complete with out his token zit.
Andrew Keenan-Bolger
Puberty rears its ugly head. My character Robertson Ay is not complete with out his token zit.
My scene partner, Mrs. Brill (Valerie Boyle), has taught me to always check my props before going on stage.
Andrew Keenan-Bolger
My scene partner, Mrs. Brill (Valerie Boyle), has taught me to always check my props before going on stage.
She also taught me that 90% of character acting is done with your eyelids. "Treat 'em like Olympic athletes, guv'nor!"
Andrew Keenan-Bolger
She also taught me that 90% of character acting is done with your eyelids. "Treat 'em like Olympic athletes, guv'nor!"
Tea Time!
Andrew Keenan-Bolger
Tea Time!
My alarm goes off at 11:30 AM, which can only mean one thing: TWO-SHOW DAY!!
Exercise is essential when prepping for a double header. Mine comes in the form of Wii's "Dance on Broadway" game.
Hmm, what can I make using arugula, A1 and Red Vines? I think I'd better head on over to my favorite Mom & Pop neighborhood restaurant...
POP-TARTS WORLD!!!
Off to show #1. I share a dressing room with two longtime theatre pros. They're always teaching me the value of a good work ethic...
...like the importance of doing a full ballet barre before every show.
Puberty rears its ugly head. My character Robertson Ay is not complete with out his token zit.
My scene partner, Mrs. Brill (Valerie Boyle), has taught me to always check my props before going on stage.
She also taught me that 90% of character acting is done with your eyelids. "Treat 'em like Olympic athletes, guv'nor!"
Tea Time!
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