Last we saw of Disappointman, he was counfounded by the Waltz of the real and thus had to jump through a hula hoop portal in order to gain confidence. This week sees him going on stage – has he learnt all his lines? Does he remember all the dance moves? Will he finally get his own narrative? Who knows, but whatever he does, he’s going to have to do it with jazz hands.
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