The Arts Club

... all doctor-led.

So they have a clinic, um, that's in collaboration with the Arts Club on Dover Street, so we work-- They have one of our scanners, and they, uh, do, they have, there's an incredible GP there, Dr Nikita, who is, you know, the future of what I would like all GPs to be, the way that they're looking at things in a preventative fashion, right? And looking at the whole body, right? With different tests, and they've got the most incredible, like, state-of-the-art MRI.

And so clinics like that, you know, other ones, they're, like, Reborne Longevity on Harley Street.

Again, they have the most incredible tech, amazing doctors, you know, from hormone, uh, experts to, you know, anybody who's, like, a cardiologist.

White Heat used to go a lot.

Uh, Defqon disco at the Arts Club.

To be honest, there's, there's, there's...

There was one I was trying to remember was, what was bloody called.

I think I was just out in, I think it was at, I think it was at Def Disco.

Is it? Somewhere, somewhere in the Arches, wherever it's Def Dis.

It was at the not any Arts Club anyway.

And, um, yeah, I was, you know, I was just boozed up.

And then I went and played that same part at Exeter, and then I forgot about it.

And then a good 10 years or so later, I was in the Arts Theatre bar, the Arts Club bar, and Mark and Tony were there.

And I'd worked with Mark, and I sort of knew Tony a little bit to say hello to.

And I think alcohol had been taken, and the subject of Privates on Parade came up and how it was one of Tony's plays.