I Liked Tap, Because I Liked Hearing

When You Are On Stage, You Don't See Faces. The Lights Are In Your Eyes And You See Just This Black Void Out In Front Of You. And Yet You Know There Is Life Out There, And You Have To Get Your Message Across.

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.

I Loved Tests Because It Was Another Form Of Competing, A Healthy Competition.

I Didn't Have Any Doubts About My Choice Of Career, But I Had Constant Doubts About My Ability, Yes.

When You Are On Stage In Front Of An Audience, You Want To Engage The Entire Crowd. If A Thousand People Are In The Theater, You Need To Dance A Thousand Different Ways, Not One-thousandth Of A Way.