Chris Addison

Soft shoe shuffle in the middle of the street whilst they're trying to handcuff you.

We could have been anything that we wanted to be.

No, you couldn't.

I don't know.

I think because I was having to sort of rush around and my prevailing sense of entitlement hadn't done well with that.

I was just in one of those, you know, Tuesday evening I've been running around.

Maybe it was because I'd had the champagne and the cake.

It's a requiem that is based entirely on the works of Robbie Williams.

So we start with, the requiem is that we start with rock DJ.

Yeah, of course.

Like four parts on the company.

It's very ethereal.

Then we do Let Me Entertain You as the sort of curiae section, which is, it's lovely.

It's kind of like, if you imagine, if you can imagine monks singing Robbie Williams, it's essentially, that's the kind of,

That's the vibe for the angels comes at the end, and that's largely the sopranos who do that.

There's a full organ.

But, of course, whenever Robbie Williams is performing, there's a full organ on stage.

What's the piece?

The piece is art.

We're doing Vivaldi's Gloria.