Typically, The Performance Has A Story -

You Know The Movie "rashomon" From [takeshi] Kurosawa, When All The People In The Forest See Something Different? Each Performance Was Like That.

I'm Talking About Intellectually And Emotionally Challenging, But At The Same Time It's Actually Not That Challenging. So There's This Dichotomy.

You Know I Very Much Respect Yvonne Rainer, She Is Very Important - In American Dance, The Entire Development Of Modern Dance, And Creating A Wonderful Physical Language.

I Believe Stories Are Very Important To All Performances. The Life Story Of The Performer Shapes Their Work, And The Life Stories Of The Audience Alter How They Receive The Work, What They Read Into The Performer.

One Thing I Learned From His Holiness The Dali Lama Is The Importance Of Humor.