That Doesn't Matter. If It Speaks To

My Father Was Always Playing The Piano. He Played All Kinds Of Music - Gershwin, All Kinds Of Stuff. He Was Really A Hugely Encouraging Force To Me When I Was Little.

I Suppose In Some Ways Doing Some Of The Songs In The Show Felt A Bit Like I Was Doing Cover Versions. I Was Covering Myself. Not That They Didn't Feel Like My Songs, But The Way I Was Approaching Them Was From A Place So Outside Where They Were Written. The Fact That These Songs Were In The Context Of A Live Show Was A New Thing.

Clothes Are Such A Strong Part Of Who A Human Being Is.

I Think I Was Just Lucky To Be Brought Up In A Very Musical Family. My Two Older Brothers Were, And Still Are, Very Musical And Very Creative, And Music Was A Big Part Of My Life From A Very Young Age, So It Is Quite Natural For Me To Become Involved In Music In The Way That I Did.

I Split It Up Into Working On The Two Narrative Pieces That Can Tell A Story. The Scariest Thing Was Whether I'd Be Any Good Performing Live Again. It Was Such A Long Time Since I'd Done Any Live Work. It's So Different For Me Than Recording. Every Night My Audiences Were What I Would Dream Of. You Could Just Feel Their Support.