Bring it on to the stage, the amazing man from North London, the one they call Babatunde Alesye.

What's going on, Barry? Yeah, man.

Oh, this is so nice to be here.

Let me put this over here.

How are we, guys? We good? Good, look, the auntie's getting her phone out now, boy.

Like, let me take a picture of Geekly, yeah.

I love this, boy.

Yeah.

actually make

it, this club.

So this club made a massive, it's basically art of a railway station and all of that.

And the day before the exhibition, where it gets judged and everything, four kids, local kids, just smashed up the whole place, the whole gymnasium with all the people's stuff in it, and mashed up the whole place.

And it was national news.

And this was in 2018.

And so William Ivory, who was the playwright, he basically adapted the story.

Yeah,

sense? In what aspect? What do you mean by that? She

comes from a good family.

A very good family.

They don't get involved in our relationship unless they need to.

And not only that, I always say to my friends that I have in relationships, with marriage, it holds a mirror to you and it shows you who you are.

And so for me, it was a lot of personal growth that I had to do.

But thank God my wife is patient with me and I just kept doing everything I needed to do to become a better person.

drink when she came in, but she drank when she came

It should be, or someone's, someone's getting fired.

All right.

Okay.

[clears throat] "Dear Chris and Rosie, please keep me anonymous.

Me and my boyfriend moved in together after two years of going out, all happy and settled.

My partner decided to have a bath.

He didn't have one in his old house, so he was buzzing."

[laughs]