What's your advice to sort of young people now who will be listening to these songs wanting to get onto the stage? Yeah, I think it's

know that there are shows that the reason that they are so special is because they captured something special at the time that they were written.

And there's been sort of so much said about the fact this is coming back so much later.

And is it still relevant? And can we still say certain things? And can we still And it's been done through that lens.

It's really sort of being treated as a new interpretation of this show with all the old favorites still in place.

And the sad thing is lots of them are still highly relevant.

And that's also the funny thing.

Oh

It was, but it was my most stressful day because

because[laughs]

... you would like to share with us.

Me have so many.

Me in me, uh, West End era.

Uh, so me planning to start with, uh, uh, Les Mis, me be Val-, me, me, me be Valjean.

You know? The ♪ Hi, hi.

Bring him home.

Who, um, spends the show trying to come to terms with that.

Yeah.

And then I play two very different characters.

I play Kate Monster, who is a kindergarten teaching assistant and a very proud member of the, uh, monster community.

Uh, so in the show there are two types of, uh...

We, we don't like to use the word alley, but there are two types, and there are monsters and there are non-monsters, and Kate Monster and Trekkie Monster are both monsters.

And Kate's very passionate about monster rights and, uh, and sort of her, her big dream is to make a school for monsters.

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