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What is it that is so special about
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working in the City of London for you?
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>> The city is such a strange place really.
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There's so much going on and we're like
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even stranger in that we have got so
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much going on just in one pocket. I
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think the Barbican specifically, every
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day is different. There's so much to get
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involved in in terms of there's music in
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the hall, you've got cinema, you've got
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the theater. You can come here for a
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drink, you can come here for a meal. The
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Barbican on on its own is this little
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microcosm of of living and it's just
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great to have that kind of network
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around you. It's a fun place. It's so
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unique, you know, like it's an
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international iconic building. You're
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meeting with so many international,
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national and local artists and
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participants at the same time. Anything
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is possible here, you know, we're in a
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as you can see we're in this amazing
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kind of brutalist building. It's just a
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phenomenal place that so many different
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things can actually happen. You can
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actually dream and those things can be
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realized here at the Barbican. But more
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importantly, it's so lovely that you can
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get to work with anybody. So like from
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our youngest audiences right up to our
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oldest all the way that everyone can
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take part and have a cultural experience
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here at the Barbican whether it's coming
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to watch a show or taking part in any of
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our like cultural activities. So that's
