Louie Spence

I think I had a natural ability, so I was lucky.

I didn't have to fight for dance.

I was never a triple threat as in singer.

My singing was awful.

I mean, I suppose I could act a bit, but the dancing, it was a natural ability.

You could just feel it.

I could just do it.

Nothing was a struggle for me.

My body, I could do splits, I could do backflips.

I didn't have to...

pushed myself.

So I had a natural talent in that.

I loved it, but it needed to be nurtured.

And at stage school, I must say at stage school, I didn't really learn a lot of

more than what I did.

I think I was kept back a bit because some people weren't as advanced as me naturally, but I learned how to be, you know, a fabulous gay and tap dance, you know, honestly.

And like I say, you know, I met some incredible people.

The environment was full of young, like from 12 to 16 year olds in the lower school who were just like, it was like fame.

It was like what you see on TV.

People would sing and dance and people would camp and funny.