Dance Is An Ephemeral, A Fleeting Art.

No One Is Born A Dancer. You Have To Want It More Than Anything.

We Lived, Until I Was 12 Or So, In Communal Apartment With Five Different Families And The Same Kitchen, In Two Little - My Brother And Me And My Parents. It Was Hell, But It Was A Common Thing. My Father Was Not General Or Admiral, But He Was Colonel. He Was Teaching In Military Academy Military Topography.

I've Always Said, 'i Am A Selector, I Am Not Defector' - The First Few Phrases In English I Learned. I Said I Hate 'defector'; Something Defective About The People. It's A Bad Word.

We're Trying To Stretch Our Muscles Creatively. It Gives Us So Much More Freedom.

You Invest Into The Future, And That's How Young People Become Human In Best Sense Of It - Through The Great Experience Of Listening A Müller Symphony Or To See A Great Play By Tennessee Williams, Experience Something In A Ballet, In A Film.