How to pronounce “kelli” in English

Kelli, your staring-- like, you have the stare of a lifetime that you wouldn't be able to see when you're on the stage in the same way, those close-ups.

Kelli knows. KELLI O'HARA: Ngaujah.

KELLI O'HARA: Well, it's interesting-- first of all, sorry about my technical difficulties.

KELLI O'HARA: Well, there's something to be said for the flexibility of something like this that is raw and organic and low budget

KELLI O'HARA: Well, if I could just add on to that, then-- you just brought something up, which is very symbolic of something.

"Kelli, I've been a fan of yours ever since 'Light in the Piazza.'

KELLI O'HARA: It's like a nice balance there.

KELLI O'HARA: That is weird, Mike.

When Kelli, when we were shooting season one, at one point, says, "pop the trunk," then I was like, oh, the way that she said

And then Kelli got nominated for an Emmy, this crazy lady.

And as Kelli said, decisions weren't being made remotely, they were being made tactilely, in the room.

We give Kelli all the credit on that one.

And it's for Kelli.

So please welcome Kellie Pickler.

I know that you wrote this role for Kelli.

I don't know, Kelli, do you want to say something to that?

Kelli, I'd love to hear your perspective.

And so we have everyone on this album from Kelli O'Hara, to Chita Rivera, to Sutton Foster, to Brian D'Arcy James, to James Roday, to Hank Azaria.

You know, I did a play with Kelli where she played kind of one of the evil characters in "King Lear."

And we've done everything from, like with Kellie Pickler opening for us, we created a fake intro video.

She had a video that was the typical, Kellie Pickler is-- you know-- was on "American Idol." And that was her intro video.

I mean, when we did the short-- and I'll have Kelli speak about this-- we didn't even know who was on the other side of the phone

And we went to the Sierra Leonean community and talked to them about what Ebola means to them and talked to Kelli a little bit about what

KELLI O'HARA: Theater is a love of mine.

Huey Lewis, we had every Broadway star, Kelli O'Hara, and all these people would come and do these ridiculous skits.

Yeah, I mean, I guess I could jump in and maybe throw it to Kelli or Damon or Marsha.

I was going to say that night-- true story-- in one of the scenes that Kelli O'Hara's getting

But to be able to have a show that is really tackling those issues and finding an artful way of addressing it, it's like Kelli said,