We are committed to marrying text and dance. We have both a full dance piece and a play on the stage at the same time.

The notion of leaving a bomb in a public place, unfortunately, is very much a part of our consciousness today.

London was a melting pot. It was only one person [who did this]. But a lot of other things came to the surface.

He just had rotator cuff surgery, so he's just starting to be able to pick up his guitar and play it aggressively. He should have had [the operation] six months ago. It was an injury he sustained in a car accident. And then on top of that, all the playing we do and how we do it made matters worse. We're sort of the Dillinger Insurance Plan for the moment.

You've seen one of the our gigs you've seen 'em all. But if you're into the music, you'll know that we played better the night before or we can play better.

I have no desire to play King Lear or Hamlet. I never had a grand ambition. I just followed my nose.