So Dancing Was Not Something I Had

I Think It Was Important That I Learned To Love To Dance Eventually For Its Own Sake, As Opposed To Wanting To Be A Ballerina.

Even Though I Am A Professional, And I Know What The Steps Are, I Don't Quite Know How I'm Going To Do Them, Because I Haven't Lived That Moment Yet. I Always Feel Very Insecure And I Get Very Excited.

I Loved The Stage Not Because It Provided An Escape From Myself Or My Humdrum Life But Because When The Curtain Went Up I Could Be Whoever I Wanted To Be, And That Was True Freedom - To Be Myself.

Fifth Positions, Heads, Musicality, Energy. Not Technical Things So Much-getting Your Leg Higher Or Doing More Turns But Things That Would Set You Apart From Other Dancers. The Only Way You Can Be Different Is To Be Yourself If You Don't Find Your Spirit And Reveal It, You Just Look Like Every Other Dancer.

Dancers Are A Great Breed Of People. And They Really Want To Dance So You Don't Have To Beg Them To Work. However, Dancers Sometimes Build Walls Around Themselves Because They Are Presenting Themselves All The Time: Dancing Is Very Much A Confession.