#public-performance

#public-performance

Murphy, who performs on the lines with a crew of other dancers, said he used to design his routine around the original, single poles. 'With the single pole, you could do a lot. It's one pole, you could go crazy.' He said he used to be able to seamlessly twirl on any part of the single pole. Now he's relegated to the bottom half, just under where the pole splits, spinning just barely a foot off the ground.

Hundreds of Londoners are flocking to central London to see the screen star sing 'Don't Cry for Me Argentina' every night at 9pm.