Tell us a bit about your one-woman show, Songs for Nobodies.
It’s a series of five monologue about five entirely different ‘nobodies.’ Different walks of life, backgrounds etc who have all been touched in some way by their brush with a famous singer.
How did the idea for the show come about?
I approached both director Simon Phillips and writer Joanna Murray Smith about writing me a one-woman show so I could honour some of the greatest and most diverse icons of song. Joanna came up with the brilliant idea of making it not about the singers but about a series of ‘nobodies’ instead.
You feature so many of the original Divas in your show, who is your favourite to perform?
I have absolutely no favourite! They are all my favourites of specific genres, that’s why I chose them. They are the best in their field.
