Okay, so I want to do all of the events that I do right until I am about to go onstage, because that is when I am like —LPW:You nervous?NW: I live with my sister and my mother and my two dogs and my dad, and so I have a pretty normal life for a 12-year-old, but then you throw in all this other stuff and there's just a lot of pressure. I'm not going to be like, "Oh, woe [is] me, people know who I am," but it's pretty difficult. But it's also being able to be a voice for people who don't have a voice and encouraging them to use their voice for good.SW:That's great.LPW: and other shows, people are looking for an escape and they get to go into this world where a pandemic doesn’t exist and laugh and be immersed in somebody else’s stuff,” she says by phone while sheltering at her home, weeks after our sit-down interview. “There’s a huge opportunity for art to get noticed, and shared, in a new way because we have all this time … and I love that people are anticipating [our return], but it’snot If you haven't yet gotten into the holiday spirit with newNetflixromanceThe Princess Switch,