VIDEO: Tracey Ullman Talks INTO THE WOODS, New Broadway Play THE BANDWAGON on Fallon

On last night's TONIGHT SHOW, guest Tracey Ullman talked about her upcoming musical film, Into the Woods, and how she fell in love with her character's cow, 'Tug'. Later, the actress talked about her new Broadway play, The Bandwagon and shares a story about the time she asked Kanye West swimsuit advice.

The Encores! Special Event The Band Wagon stars Tony Award winner Brian Stokes Mitchell, seven-time Emmy Award winner Tracey Ullman, Academy Award nominee Michael McKean, Tony Award nominee Laura Osnes, Tony Award nominee Tony Sheldon, Tony Award nominee Michael Berresse and Don Stephenson. The Band Wagon began performances on Nov. 6.

A classic backstage musical, The Band Wagon tells the story of a washed-up Hollywood star (Brian Stokes Mitchell) who attempts to make a comeback by doing a Broadway show, and encounters an assortment of colorful characters: a British director (Tony Sheldon) who is a genius but has no business directing a musical, a leading lady who's never done a show before (Laura Osnes), and a composer and a lyricist who are at each other's throats (Michael McKean and Tracey Ullman). All the things that could never happen in the New York theater today.

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