All about adam lambert

With a career marked by groundbreaking performances, Adam continues to push the boundaries of what it means to be a queer artist in today's music industry. What does stepping into the iconic role of the Emcee mean to you, and how did you prepare for it? It means the world.

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I think this is such an important piece of theatre considering how it reflects a lot of the themes that are going on in our country and around the world right now, both politically and socially. It's nice to be a part of something that leaves the audience thinking when they leave the theatre. It's also really exciting that we get to be completely bonkers, unhinged and provocative throughout.

When I first started pursuing it, I felt like I was a bit of an alien. Then getting into the music industry as a gay man, at a time where it was sort of an untried business model, it was definitely quite a rollercoaster of ups and downs and side to sides, trying to figure out how to make my brand work for me. I think the Emcee is very much an embodiment of that otherness and I have tried to bring my experience as a queer person to the light and shade of the character.

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The Kit Kat Club is an immersive and iconic setting for Cabaret. Performing in the round is really challenging. You're constantly turning around realising there's people on all sides of you in a circle. A lot of the lobby spaces have been turned into lounges and bars in the August Wilson Theatre to give the audience the impression that they're at a nightclub and that they're part of the story.

Also, when I address the audience, I always break the 4th wall talking directly to them, bringing them into the story. I think it's really effective to warm up the crowd, make them feel comfortable and a part of things so when we get to the more serious themes in the second act, they are more affected by them. Can you share the inspiration behind the EP and how its themes resonate with your personal and artistic journey?