One You've Danced, You Always Dance.

You Don't Enter A Dance Studio And Say "i Can't Do That." If You Do, Then Why Are You In The Studio In The First Place?

Maybe Its A Generational Thing, But I Never Wanted To Be The Best Black Dancer In The World. I Just Wanted To Be The Best.

I Can't Really Hear The Audience Applause When I'm On Stage. I'm Totally Immersed In The Piece. But Sometimes I Get A Lot Of It And Wonder, "now, Why Did They Applaud Here?" If It's A White Crowd, They Usually Applaud Because They Think It's A Pretty Movement. If It's A Black Crowd, It's Usually Because They Identify With The Message.

If You Look At A Dancer In Silence, His Or Her Body Will Be The Music. If You Turn The Music On, That Body Will Become An Extension Of What You're Hearing.

Dancing Is A Gift. You Are Supposed To Do It; It's Like Breathing.