This is TINA: The Tina Turner Musical – surely we have to talk about the iconic songs?

“Disco Inferno,” Anderson says when asked about her favourite track to perform. “Everything about this number makes me feel so alive! Close second is the finale ‘mega mix’ where we perform Nutbush City Limits and Proud Mary. The audience are up on their feet by this time and the theatre is electric.”

Moses is clear about her favourite number: “I Want To Take You Higher. I used to be torn between Nutbush City Limits and Proud Mary – but my first love will always be I Want To Take You Higher. There is so much going on in this scene.”

And what do the actors admire most about the woman they’re playing? Why is this musical so important?

“I admire Tina’s grace,” says Anderson. “In all of her interviews and memoirs, she’s never blamed anyone, she never classed herself as a victim. She is pure grace and I try to carry that with me in all I do.”

“You will come out of that theatre a different person,” says Moses when asked about why people should see TINA: The Tina Turner Musical. “You’ll feel enlightened, powerful and ready to take on the world.

“This show is unlike others. It takes you on a rollercoaster of emotions – some happy, some sad and some you didn’t know you had.”

Anderson concludes: “This musical is important because as I mentioned before, the domestic violence aspect is a reality for millions of women in the UK alone, so to bring awareness to this is fundamental.

“The show gives people hope, and you can’t help but leave the theatre feeling empowered – and that’s such an important feeling to spread.”

3 reasons why TINA: The Tina Turner Musical is such an empowering show (as told by the women who play her)