Louie Spence

And you just, I just learned so much about life and being with like, you know, you had the me who was there, you know, my parents scraping every penny.

Then you'd have people like yourself.

Well, not you actually, because you'd never have got in.

But you'd have like three members from one family and their parents were paying for that, who they would stay in their dad's flat when we're at the Barbican, in Barbican, because their dad had a flat in Barbican.

You know, so there's this real mix of people.

Yeah, because they had an agency at the school as well.

So then you'd do, you know, there'd be a notice come up on the board of who was going to do Grange Hill, which was a show there.

Like as an extra.

And then like as in Bugsy Malone in the West End, you know.

Like in the West End, yeah.

So, you know, about who's going to audition and then when you get the job and, you know, so you'd go and see on the board, there's an audition coming up for, I suppose now it'd be like, you know, if the kids were there for the Harry Potter films or whatever, you know, there'd be the audition.

So they'd go to all them schools first.

So it was fantastic.

It was absolutely incredible, you know.

No.

I just love performing.

I mean, there's nothing like, I mean, I love performing because when I dance, like I say, when I did something, I did feel like sometimes like when you do things like, I call it a turn for now, like a pirouette.

It's when you turn on one foot or something, or you jump in the air, you know, or you do like, I used to do lots of flips, like somersault.

And there's a moment where you feel suspended, like when you're doing somersault in the air.

And you feel amazing.