| Full given name: | Joshua Steven Grisetti |
| Hometown: | Roanoke, Virginia |
| Audition song/monologue: | I literally have about three songs in my "book," and I'm too embarrassed to tell you what they are. Except "Who Can I Turn To?" from Roar of the Greasepaint; I tell you that because I want someone to revive it (wink wink). |
| Special skills: | I juggle. |
| First Broadway show ever saw: | Les Miserables. School field trip. Weekday matinee. Back row of the balcony. It was pretty miserable. |
| If you could go back in time and catch any Broadway show, what would it be? | The musical 1776 starring Brent Spiner. (Could I have come up with something more profound for the sake of this interview? Yes. But I'm a huge fan of "The Next Generation," and I would follow Brent Spiner to the ends of the earth.) |
| Current show you have been recommending to friends: | None of my friends can afford to see theatre. They're all actors. |
| Favorite show tune: | "Easy Street" from the Motion Picture "Annie." (The song's no good without Carol Burnett and a kazoo.) |
| MAC or PC? | My parents are the only people I know who still use PCs, and that's only because they're old and don't know any better. |
| Most played song on your iPod: | I had to look this up in iTunes. Apparently my most-played song is "Halloween" by Matt Pond, but I swear I've never heard that song before and I have no idea who Matt Pond is. This is very bizarre. I should probably go back to using a PC. |
| Last book you read: | Ron Paul's "The Revolution: A Manifesto" (I don't agree with all of it, but he makes some good points.) |
| Must-see TV show: | "Family Guy" |
| Last good movie you saw: | "Muppet's Christmas Carol." Gets better every time. |
| Favorite card game: | Texas Hold'em. |
| Performer you would drop everything to go see: | Anyone from the cast of "Star Trek"… or Missi Pyle. |
| Pop culture guilty pleasure: | Three words: "Robot Chicken." |
| First stage kiss: | Nicky Savage. The Franklin County High School production of Anything Goes. One of the best days of my life. |
| How you got your Equity card: | Goodspeed Opera House 2004 production of Where's Charley? — I understudied Charley and was making more money per week than I had ever made in my life. LORT B! |
| Worst missed cue/onstage mishap: | In a high school production of Flowers for Algernon, I came out a scene too early and didn't know what to do, so I "froze" in some dark corner of the stage, with my mouth hanging open. It was a long scene. I ended up drooling all over myself. I don't know why I didn't think to turn around and walk backstage… it was a choice. |
| Who have you played on "Law & Order"? Which edition? | Christopher Sieber and I are the only two actors in New York who have never been on "Law & Order." |
| Worst costume ever: | My theatrical debut, a kindergarten production of Peter Rabbit, in which I played "the Mother Mouse"… wearing my older sister's skirt and a paper mouse head. |
| Cats or dogs? | King Charles Cavalier Spaniels, to be exact. |
| Favorite cereal: | Cinnamon Toast Crunch |
| Who would play you in the movie? | Ray Bolger. (With a stunt double for the dance bits.) |
| TV or commercial gig you most enjoyed: | "Knights of Prosperity" on ABC. The only place you'd find it now is on a "brilliant but cancelled" website, but it was a blast to work on. And it paid off college. |
| Leading man role you've been dying to play | Hal in Henry IV (Parts 1 and 2), and Henry V. Whatever happened to rep companies? |
