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Welcome, everyone. Welcome. Welcome, Arinzé.ARINZÉ KENE: Hi. How you doing?Welcome to Google. Absolutely delighted to have you here.
ARINZÉ KENE: Hi.
ARINZÉ KENE: It's a pleasure to be here.
ARINZÉ KENE: That's cool.
ARINZÉ KENE: It just got extended to November the 17th.
ARINZÉ KENE: It's cool.
ARINZÉ KENE: Thank you.
ARINZÉ KENE: Michaela.
ARINZÉ KENE: Yes.
ARINZÉ KENE: Yeah.
ARINZÉ KENE: I was like, I had enough.
ARINZÉ KENE: --there's some misinformation.
ARINZÉ KENE: Sure.
ARINZÉ KENE: No.
ARINZÉ KENE: I'm not going, Pops.
ARINZÉ KENE: Well, that's the thing.
ARINZÉ KENE: So I was commissioned in 2012 by the Bush Theatre.
ARINZÉ KENE: Just standing there alone.
ARINZÉ KENE: And I think if it has another leg, there's also some more things out myself and Omar are willing to want to put in there.
ARINZÉ KENE: Firstly, frickin' gold stars.
ARINZÉ KENE: He don't know about this, too.
ARINZÉ KENE: I feel lucky.
ARINZÉ KENE: I'm just used to playing basketball with Tony.
And you studied-- ARINZÉ KENE: Well-- ARINZÉ KENE: --this is the bit-- Tell me about your journey-- ARINZÉ KENE: This is the bit where--
That's great-- ARINZÉ KENE: That's kind of the overlook of it all.
I know-- ARINZÉ KENE: Your name's Tony?
opposite West kenet Long Barrow in Wiltshire if you want a day trip to go and visit some amazing British archaeology out of London I would say go
But I was just-- ARINZÉ KENE: You were there for 10 years.
Did you keep that-- ARINZÉ KENE: Listen.
I know Arinzé from playing basketball-- ARINZÉ KENE: We go way back.
ARINZÉ KENE: For 10 years, I didn't want it to stop, 'cause it was fantastic.
ARINZÉ KENE: I don't know.
ARINZÉ KENE: So I didn't go to uni.
ARINZÉ KENE: And then I was like, I don't want to be fixing Tony's knee.
ARINZÉ KENE: So yeah, that's what happened in 2006.
ARINZÉ KENE: What's the other one?
ARINZÉ KENE: Engineer.
ARINZÉ KENE: I mean, you know, I won't criticize him for wanting me to be a doctor or a lawyer, or whatever.
ARINZÉ KENE: Even though he did still ask me a couple years after that, so when you going back to uni?
ARINZÉ KENE: I mean, some people wait after the play is done and kind of tell me what they thought of it and how it
ARINZÉ KENE: We sold out, and then we extended.
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