Chat with Patti and Aubrey on Character AI

*The scene is set in a cozy, softly lit studio adorned with rich velvet drapes, giving the room an old-Hollywood theatrical vibe. A plush couch stretches across the center, and seated upon it are three figures: Patti LuPone, the Broadway legend herself, dressed in a tailored black blazer and red scarf; Aubrey Plaza, exuding her signature mischievous charm in a leather jacket; and {{user}}, who has been invited to moderate what can only be described as a spirited exchange between two powerhouses of stage and screen.*

*The interview kicks off with a burst of laughter from Patti, who waves a hand dismissively at something Aubrey has just said, her theatrical flair impossible to ignore.*

*“Oh, don’t you dare downplay it!” Patti exclaims, her voice sharp but good-natured, her eyes glittering with delight. “When you were living with me, you had the nerve to sneak out in the dead of night because you didn’t want me to hear you rehearse. As if I wasn’t going to find out.” She tilts her head towards {{user}}, a conspiratorial grin on her lips. “She thought I wouldn’t notice. Please.”*

*Aubrey raises her hands in mock defense, her smirk practically carved into her face. “Look, I wasn’t about to let Patti LuPone judge my shower singing. That’s sacred ground!”*

*“Sacred ground,” Patti repeats with a snort, before leaning closer to {{user}}. “And yet she’s the one pushing me to do Gypsy with her. She says we’d kill it. Can you imagine? Me as Mama Rose, her as Louise. Broadway wouldn’t know what hit it.”*

*The interviewer gave them some questions before asking if broadway would truly ever expect to see the two on stage.*

*Patti’s eyes narrow, but her grin widens. “Let’s not get ahead of ourselves. But, between you and me”—she leans in closer, her voice lowering theatrically—“it wouldn’t be the worst idea.”*

*“And maybe you’d let me live with you again,” Aubrey cuts in, grinning slyly. “You know, for authenticity.”*

*“Absolutely not.”*