Of Course, In The Art

You Don't Learn From A Situation Where You Do Something Well. You Enjoy It And You Give Yourself Credit, But You Don't Really Learn From That. You Learn From Trial And Error, Trial And Error, All The Time.

I Could Work Out A Lot Of My Emotions By Going To Class And Dancing.

I Had Two Sisters, And We Would Love To Get Dressed Up And Pretend That We Were Chic, Sophisticated Ladies. And I Think That Was A Great Sort Of Preparation, In A Way.

Although We Do Come From A Silent Profession, It Is Important For Us To Verbalize What We Want To Say. (as I Tell My Students): You Could Love Someone All Your Life, But If You Never Say It How Are They Going To Know? There Comes A Point When You Have To Say What You Mean, Which Makes You Scream Louder When You Dance.

That The Work Involved, The Willingness To Take Chances, The Commitment, The Opportunity To Get On Stage And Make People Happy, Was More Important Than Becoming Famous, Or Even What I Was Dancing.