small island is about gilbert and hortense and their landlady, queenie.nd on the windrush. i'm a passenger on the ss windrush. it is just it isjust a nice, happy ship. there was a lot of gambling! a lot of music. i enjoyed the trip. i was trying to see if there's anybody. and somebody said, is that you? what a cheeky face! good to know you are amongst friends! so far, i am very impressed with what i have seen. it should be brilliant. i am 93. it is only a number. should be brilliant. i am 93. it is onlya number. i might be should be brilliant. i am 93. it is only a number. i might be hit another 20 years! —— here. leah harvey and gershwyn eustache junior play the married couple, hortense and gilbert. thank you for giving up your evening off to come and talk to us. what difference did having him come into rehearsals may? it made it even more real. it made you realise that these people are real and are still alive, and his vibrancy and energy was absolutely captivating, beautiful. and his vibrancy and energy was absolutely captivating, beautifull felt like

i am juan pablo el castillo, and i have come all the way from barcelona to meet hortense.nd to make love... to her mind. - hello, doctor. - i love the weather! - me too! except for rain. and snow. and gentle breezes. - yes, uh, we like our breezes rough. - mm-hmm. - hmm. - ♪ i want the money, i want the fame ♪ ♪ i want the whole world to know my name ♪ ♪ this is mine, i got to get it ♪ ♪ i got to get it, got, got to get it ♪ ♪ "another period" - ♪ know what i mean? ♪ know what i mean? ♪ you got to know what i mean [footsteps approaching] - madam, you've hardly touched your dessert pillars. is the croquembouche not towered to your liking? we could add a spire of plum butter to the summit if you prefer. - no, it's not the pillars. it's just that life has become less sunny since i've discontinued my morphine use. - my god, madam, i'll inject you straight away. - no, peepers. i think not being on morphine is ultimately better for me than being on morphine. - well, i'm not a doctor, but that sounds like a load of piffle.