Introduce yourself: what's your name/nickname, how long have you been voice acting, and what drew you to this project?

I just found out three days ago that I have... See, I can’t even say it. I was in the middle
of a lecture on the Cold War when I was called out. Something about my blood test and that
I needed to get a CT scan and, I don’t know, it got so crazy and it was like ordering off a fast
food menu, that common. Like ordering a cheeseburger meal off some menu with big pictures
all over the place, “give me that” or “I’ll have that.” I’ve got a jumbo-sized cheeseburger meal.
(beat) Did you know they hid under their desks? During the Cold War emergency drills, they
hid under their desks. (beat) I’m sixteen. Is that why no one will say it? Why won’t anyone say
it? Not even me. I won’t say it. What I have. Say it. Say it! The C-Word. Go ahead and say it.
You won’t, they won’t, I won’t. No one will. It’s like hiding under desks as a defense against an
atomic bomb. Any drill you could participate in would not prepare you for this. Only peaceful
and violent, pulpy and spiky, medicine and poison, Lucy. Only Lucy. Lucy running through my
veins and being dumped into my body to destroy everything there is. Tumor, growth, mass,
stages, 1, 2, 3, 4, A, B, white blood cells, kidney function, hair follicles, short term memory,
muscle control, bladder control, platelets, the ability to have children, childhood, the future.
My future. (beat. She stands) Her name is Lucy. She is helping me. Yes. She helps me fight. She
is in my body with a sledge hammer, a torch, an axe, explosives, a tank, a machine gun, an
atomic bomb. Lucy is an atomic bomb.

Sing a song.  Broadway is preferred.