Luke Evans

Just because I'm present in that moment and talk about the experience and what I think worked.

And I love it.

And I think you enjoy it too, the process of tech.

Of course.

Because it's...

It's like you still have the license and the freedom to try things and change things up.

But if we open tomorrow, I feel very, very good about what we have, where we are at, and how I feel when I walk out on that stage.

So that's a nice feeling.

It's not that great.

I mean, firstly, I mean, I was brought up as a Jehovah's Witness.

So this kind of show...

would never have been seen on my television at home.

Sure, sure.

Or I wouldn't have seen it on screen in a cinema or definitely wouldn't have been to the theater to watch it.

So I was very late to being introduced to the show.

And it was actually when I was in musical theater college, when I was in London and I was about 19 and we did a showcase.

And we were asked to pick a song from a show that was showy and impressed the potential agents in the audience.

Sure.

I chose Sweet Transvestite.

I mean, extraordinary how I chose that song, because I went on and played Chris in Miss Saigon.