In the first of our "Interview" episodes, current Peninsula Youth Theatre (PYT) performer Val Zvinyatskovsky interviews Nic Rouleau. Nic Rouleau made his Broadway debut in The Book of Mormon. Rouleau began as a standby for original star Andrew Rannells and eventually took over the role of Elder Price, leading the show’s first Broadway replacement cast. He went on to play Elder Price in the Chicago and West End productions, as well as touring with the show across the U.S. He recently starred as Cornelius Hackl in the national tour of "Hello Dolly" starring Betty Buckley and directed by Jerry Zaks. Other credits include Emmett Forrest in the national tour of Legally Blonde and Cowboy Woody for the Disney Cruise Line's Toy Story: The Musical. He performed on the 2012 Tony Awards, and had a guest starring role in an episode of Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt. Before his professional career began, Nic performed in 25 Peninsula Youth Theatre productions, playing such iconic roles as Jean Valjean in Les Miserables and Tony in West Side Story.