Victoria Clark in Playbill's My Life in the Theatre

Before she was a two-time Tony Award winner, Victoria Clark was an understudy, and a Jellicle cat. "Before [Light in the Piazza], I think I was seen as the sassy, funny girl who could belt and kind of sing anything," Clark explains. "I had to have several auditions for Piazza, because there were folks involved in the casting process who didn't think I had the depth or the kind of the weight to carry that part. And now look at me! Now all I do are these serious parts, and people forgot that I was funny." To see Clark reflect on everything that has brought her to this moment in her career, including Guys and Dolls, Titanic, Les Misérables, Urinetown, Sister Act, her latest project (Punch), and so, so many more, watch her full episode of Playbill's My Life in the Theatre above.