Tuna on Toast with Stryker Tuna on Toast w Michael C. Hall - Princess Goes
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Nov 21, 2023 
Michael C. Hall, acclaimed actor known for his roles in 'Dexter' and 'Six Feet Under,' shines as the lead singer of the band Princess Goes. He dives into the contrasting worlds of acting and music, sharing insights on finding stage confidence and the charm of live performance imperfections. Hall reminisces about his life-changing experience with David Bowie in 'Lazarus' and how it shaped his journey into music. He also discusses the organic formation of Princess Goes and the thrill of touring in intimate venues.
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How Princess Goes Unexpectedly Formed
- Michael C. Hall first fronted a band after performing in Hedwig on Broadway and meeting Peter Yanowitz and Matt Catswain.
- He casually sang on their tracks, which unexpectedly grew into an EP, two albums, and touring.
Live Music Feels Like Theater
- Performing with a band feels closer to theater than to filming because you must deliver continuously without retakes.
- Michael C. Hall says songs and music can move through performers like playwright text, creating a shared presentation rather than pure self-expression.
Let Imperfections Spark Performance
- Embrace imperfections on camera and on stage because unplanned moments often create life and inspiration.
- Michael C. Hall recommends accepting 'warts and all' moments as potential creative highlights.