What I Do Must Be Done In

Fire Is The Test Of Gold; Adversity, Of Strong Men.

I Want To Make People Feel Intensely Alive. I'd Rather Have Them Against Me Than Indifferent.

I Believe That We Learn By Practice... It Is The Performance Of A Dedicated Precise Set Of Acts, Physical Or Intellectual, From Which Come Shape Of Achievement, A Sense Of One's Being, A Satisfaction Of Spirit.

When You Start With An Idea, Or Something Hits You, Then You Have To Follow That Through To The End, And It's The Following Through To The End That Makes The Pattern. That, For Me, Is Choreography.

We Look At The Dance To Impart The Sensation Of Living In An Affirmation Of Life, To Energize The Spectator Into Keener Awareness Of The Vigor, The Mystery, The Humor, The Variety, And The Wonder Of Life. This Is The Function Of The American Dance.