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Uh, an exclusive, really.

No, I...

So basically what's been going on, people were raising concerns about influencers getting free tickets to shows and wondering what the ethics of that look like, and they were also talking about it in the context of, like, I mean, I'm just gonna say this influencer's name 'cause I feel like it's disrespectful not to, you know what I mean? To be like, "Oh, this influencer," and then not say who I'm talking about.

Um, so Kate has been posting a lot of videos about The Lost Boys, basically going back to the show and kind of documenting what the changes look like and, and where the show is at now, and it's, like, really interesting from a dramaturgical perspective at least.

I mean, I, I just think about, like, the kid writing a dissertation on this musical, they're gonna fricking love that, you know what I mean? It's gonna be such a, um, a mine of information.

So Kate, I don't think Kate ever got a free ticket to The Lost Boys from what I understand.

That felt like part of what he was, he was getting at here.

Who are they briefly?

OK, so we have the pair who the story follows, who are Laurie, who has early onset Alzheimer's, and her daughter Amelia, who is desperate to keep her mum's memories and her mum as herself, as she knows her, alive.

And then we have two brothers.

So we have Noah, who is a teenager with terminal cancer, and his younger brother, who is desperate to save his brother and do anything he can to keep his brother with him.

We then have probably the most controversial pair, who are Jay and Lara.

And they are father and daughter.

And Lara is a recovering addict.

So tell me about the relationship between Amelia and her mother, Laurie, and why you chose to look at their relationship through the lens of dementia.