Jonathan Groff shares the secret to avoid the dry mouth on stage

Jonathan Groff is not only an incredible actor, but also known to drive a lot of moisture on stage. “I'm a bitter. And it is exactly what happens to me during the performance,” said Groff when visiting the Kelly Clarkson show and noticed that he sometimes watched the spectators who protect her face with her program.

Groff explained that the path to avoid a dry mouth consists by sucking on a diamond (or “Lozenger”, as he calls it), a practice that he has carried out in small shops or horrors in 2019 since he was executed. Look at the conversation to hear Clarkson's own experience as an audience during one of Groff's appearances.

Groff is currently playing Bobby in Broadway's Just Paly Time, which has received 6 Tony nominations, including one for Groff. Developed and staged by Tony Prize winner Alex Timbers invites the audience to experience the meteoric journey of the great American entertainer-from high heights to shredding deep stalls-through the groff, a line-up of 11 on the stage, and a live stage band, the bobby's iconic hits, including “Beyond the Sea “,” Beyond the Sea “,” Splish Splish “,” Splish Splish “,” Splish Splish “,” Splish Splish “,” Dream, “,” very “,” Splish, “,” Splish Sprishe “,” Dream, “.

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