Normally I Don't Compromise At All But

For "running Up That Hill" We Had Worked With A Drum Machine [in 1985]; The Basic Rhythms Of "running Up That Hill" Happened Because The Whole Track Was Built On A Drum Machine.

[for Before The Dawn] It Was In The Hands Of A Fantastic Drummer And Percussionist And Who Drove It Into Another Moment In Time. It's Such A Poignant Song And It Was Transformed Into Entirely Different Beast.

I Love Words, I Think They're Fascinating And Incredibly Wonderful Things And Part Of The Joy Of My Work Is That I Not Only Get To Work With Music But Also With Words. Sometimes It's A Difficult Process But A Lot Of The Time It's Really Fun.

We Deliberately Chose A Small Theatre So That The Show Was Still Intimate And The Audience Would Become A Part Of The Show.

As An Artist, You're Never Happy With Anything You Do. It's Part Of The Process.