Jem Rolls

so that I have created my own rainbow on stage.

Yeah, so that's, it's not quite the same as anyone else.

Anyway, that was rather off message there for your question.

Well, I mean, the theatre, the whole body stuff and the face stuff and the voice stuff is just loads and loads of fun, so why not?

It's all there and possible.

And I think a lot of people think they can't do it, but I can tell jokes and I can sing and I can move.

And, you know, if you looked at me 15, 20 years ago, you wouldn't have thought this person, can I stand on the stage and tell jokes and get away with singing?

That's a ludicrous idea.

And even move.

I mean, I'm planning to dance to downtown.

In the opening of my show this year, I'm going to dance downtown for two minutes on the stage.

And I'm going to dance badly, obviously.

bad dancing.

I've seen people do shows where sometimes you think, well, this dancer's too good.

They're constrained by form.

And I can't be constrained by anything because I don't know anything.

So, yeah.

Anyway, so it's the performative.

I think it's the fun.

It's the originality.