Chris Addison

This is like a very, very amateur local choir.

Right.

Amateur local choir meet in a local church.

I would think so, yeah.

I've got my eye on some people, but so far nothing is like, I need to narrow down my suspects before I start actually stalking people to get the good shit.

Most people are quite friendly.

It's a funny thing because some people just sort of come, sing, keep their head down and go away, and some other people kind of go to the pub afterwards and so on.

So, yeah, it's a mix of people.

But it's like a lot of choirs.

It's largely full of retired people.

It's a great thing for me, as a man in his mid-50s, to go and feel young for a bit.

There are people younger than me in the choir, for sure, but, you know, not that many.

So the concert is like next week.

This is the bit where it always feels like absolutely no fucking way can we do this.

And you always do.

It's like, it reminds me very much of doing Edinburgh where, you know, two days before the Edinburgh Festival starts, you're just sort of sitting in your lounge going, it's all ashes.

It's ashes.

And then two days later you go, I did it.

It's because Kate Kopstick just does not like choirs.

That's a really inside baseball joke.