Annie Clark (St. Vincent)
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53 appearances
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first heard Dec 2024
last heard Dec 2024
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You need to be, you know, have all the blocking down. Um, because at that point it's not about you and it's not about your experience in a So sometimes, sometimes I'm so in it and I'm reliving every moment of the heartbreak of the song and, and singing that. And then sometimes I am, um, totally disassociated, but I don't think you're outside your own body. It's hard to explain. It's,
You know, it's not, it's not unfortunately that like, you know, ghost floating above the bed looking down. It's not that, but, um, sometimes it is just this sort of, I, I went from this dot to that dot to that dot and we did the show.
Well, a couple years ago, I was asked to be a part of an all-female horror anthology called The XX. And my ethos in life is to... do things that are scary. And luckily for me, most things are scary, so I do a lot of things. So I did this horror short, even though I don't like horror movies. Mine was more of a black comedy. It starred Melanie Alinsky, who was amazing. What was the plot? Oh, boy.
I keep describing it as Weekend at Bernie's 2 meets Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf. It's like... It's like, oh, it's so stupid. A mother wakes up on the day that she is throwing her child a seventh birthday and she finds her husband dead of an overdose of some kind. And we don't know if it's suicide or an overdose.
And she decides that hell or high water, she's going to throw her daughter, she's going to give her daughter a good birthday. no matter what. So she's sort of frazzled Elizabeth Taylor, hairstyled woman. And she hides the body and eventually hides the body in a
big bear suit and puts it at the front of the table as all the kids are you know coming in and they're about to blow blow out the candles at the cake and um he accidentally gets nudged by the nanny who's bringing in the cake and then his face falls into the cake and then the nanny takes the hood off and it reveals it's the dead dad and then the kids scream and it's over
Okay, so that was the entire plot of The Birthday Party. See it now, it's on Netflix. But the Oscar Wilde thing, yeah, I was approached by Lionsgate about being involved in an adaptation of Dorian Gray, but...
um this time with a female protagonist and set in more or less modern times and i said yes i'm very interested in doing that but only if i can work with david burke who wrote l which is the french film um paul verhoeven and isabella pear it's the l is the best thing i've ever seen i am i'm totally obsessed with l and so i i contacted david scary as hell It's hilarious to me to be discussed after.
That movie, boy. Oh my God.
Well, I'm going to play All You Need Is Love, the Beatles classic. I'm going to play New York. And I'm going to... I basically picked the saddest songs in my repertoire, of which there are many, but I picked the absolute most bleak for this party tonight. Glamorously sad songs. LAUGHTER
Yeah, if I can remember.
No, because I don't know how to play anyone else's songs.
No, it's true.
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