Before we get into this episode of JD in the Duffle Bad Podcast, I'd like to thank

L.S. for putting together this episode and an annery for joining me. We spoke very

honestly and openly about a few things through music, live, social media and it was just

a great episode so I hope you guys enjoy it.

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Hey everyone, welcome to JD in the Duffle Bad. My name is Ells and I'm joined by the fabulously

amazing talented annery. Hello. How are you? Good. How are you? I'm good. Before we get into any

questions or anything, just talk about like your journey. So you started really young when you were

six. Yeah. You were in Lamez West End. I actually went to my first, I guess dance school when I was

about two. Two. Yeah, my sister's four years older than me so as soon as I could really walk

properly, I just went everywhere she went and I did everything she did. So I went to this Saturday

dance thing, I guess. Back then it was just drama singing and acting. And then this dance

school got bigger and bigger and then it had like lambda and ballet and then it got really big

and it got an agency and then I joined the agency and that's when I got into musical theater.

I didn't know I could sing. I just went for the audition and got it and then my mom was like,

maybe you should do that then, maybe you should go for more auditions. So honestly from that

that age five to like 12, I was just doing musical theater and I just thought it was normal.

Yeah. And it was cool because I got out of school. You got to take that as a school.

And they let me and I was so happy. I could look at the best thing when you were

I was so happy that everyone hated it because I was just getting out of lessons but

yeah, I just I did like, Metanase and but they only last like three months at a time

and I just still do all my homework, unfortunately. But yeah, I was in I was doing musical

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