I was thrown out of a club by bouncers when I walked into somebody and told them that I was registered blind. They said: “Don’t give a fuck – you don’t belong in here.” As a straight white man, it gives you a taste of what other people have to contend with.

'You're not free.'

There will always be so many who might say, “Ah, he’s a politician masquerading as an archbishop.” Politics is so all-pervasive, and in my theology, obviously, all of life belongs to God, and you don’t have compartments, this is your economic life, this is your political life, this is your religious life. Religion encompasses all of those. But yes, I wouldn’t myself have said I was setting out to be a political animal.

There’s a tweet somewhere saying, “If you like Africa so much, why don’t you go back there.” It was because I dedicated one of my dances to my three mothers – Mother Africa, Mother Nature and my mother.

Not getting into drama school when I was 17. In those days, the first thing people said was, “Where did you train?”

I lose bank cards, I’m untidy, I get bored very quickly.

That I am still creative.

I like to think that my friends, my auntie and my mum are up there having a big party and that I could join them.

Worry – I am a terrible worrier.

Can I have more than three? Creative, kind, a grafter, engaging, loyal, fun and generous.