'I could never have a back up plan, me'
The pandemic was a bad time for creative teens with big stage dreams and boundless energy. We spoke to them about nerves, lockdowns and their hopes for the future
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'I could never have a back up plan, me'
The pandemic was a bad time for creative teens with big stage dreams and boundless energy. We spoke to them about nerves, lockdowns and their hopes for the future