You Don't Enter A Dance

The First Time I Started Choreographing Was In The Dark, In My Living Room, With The Lights Completely Out, To Some Popular Music On The Radio. I Put The Radio On Full Blast And I Started Moving. I Didn't Know What It Looked Like. I Didn't Want To See It... I Had To Start In The Dark.

So Many People Dwell On Negativity And I've Survived By Ignoring It: It Dims Your Light And It's Harder Each Time To Turn The Power Up Again.

People Come To See Beauty, And I Dance To Give It To Them.

I Want People To Have Their Own Visions For The Dance. Some Generations Will Sit Back And Relate To The Music. And The Young People ...they'll Have The Dance Right In Front Of Them.

Dancing Is Being Trusted With Other People's Guts; Choreographing Is Trusting Other People With Yours. When I Choreograph I'm Giving A Dancer Something To Do And Trusting The Dancer To Do It And Build On It.