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So we've continued to move with the film, which is nice.Megha is also super, super organized.So that should have been my short answer.
Megha is also super, super organized.
Meghan's mother move in and live there?
Meghan was feeling incredibly hounded by the media, heavily criticized, under attack. She felt a lot
Meghana's like, any tips for someone with horrible flexibility?
Meghan Kent: Yeah. >>Lee Stimmel : Introduce Amanda and Adrian.
Meghan Kent: Sure. Hi, I'm Meghan Kent and we're very pleased to be here today. We have two dancers from the New York City Ballet, New York City Ballet Corps de Ballet member, Amanda Hankes, and
Meghan Kent: And how 'bout you Adrian what was your experience like?
Meghan Kent: So at what age for both of you do you think that you really decided this
Meghan Kent: How 'bout you Amanda?
Meghan Kent: Oh. And did either of you know a lot about New York City Ballet before getting into this school or anything? What drew you to the company?
Meghan Kent: And speaking of company class do you guys have if you're performing a certain role that evening do you have a different focus during on-class depending on what the
Meghan Kent: Yeah. Adrian Danchig-Waring: how physical it is, if it's a debut, if you have nervous energy.
Meghan Kent: Now let me ask you too when you're learning a ballet that's been in the
Meghan Kent and Amanda Hankes: Adrian Danchig-Waring: I think there's room for growth in that way, I don't necessarily think it's encouraged.
Meghan Kent: Dancers' Choice Program, can you tell us a little bit about the history of it? This is gonna be the third Dancers' Choice Program, Adrian do you wanna start?
Meghan Kent and Amanda Hankes: Adrian Danchig-Waring: And so we decided, I mean for a number of reasons we decided
Meghan Kent: They're unwinding.
Meghan Kent: And you mentioned the Dancers' Emergency Fund, can you tell us a little bit about that, the history about that, Amanda?
Meghan Kent: Amanda Hankes: And so then this performance became attached to it and turned out to be very successful as far as raising money for that fund. So it's doing very well.
Meghan Kent: It sounds like a thrilling opportunity for you both, but you also mentioned some unexpected challenges and responsibilities. Can you talk about some of those?
Meghan Kent and Amanda Hankes: Adrian Danchig-Waring: And now they are backpacking in Thailand with a laptop under their arm trying to find some way to upload this film that will take less than 40 hours
Meghan Kent: So now with New York City Ballet's repertory we have wide, vast, many pieces to choose from. How on earth did you pick what pieces you wanted to show for this program?
Meghan Kent: Adrian Danchig-Waring: And then we sort of wheedled it down -- Amanda Hankes: You weed it down by picking like who you would envision casting in these
Meghan Kent: Now when you touched a little bit on the casting I think in another unique
Meghan Kent: So when the audience goes and see this program what do you think they're gonna see that's gonna be different than going to a regular repertory performance? What can
Meghan Kent: And now dancers are also involved in other ways as well for this program correct?
Meghan Kent: Do you guys have any questions -- Adrian Danchig-Waring: Job creation.
Meghan Kent: And I guess just for some of you who may not have seen the company yet, can you in just a couple quick words how would you describe the aesthetic of New York City
Meghan Kent: Any other questions from the audience? Yeah.
Meghan Kent: Just so everybody could hear too just the impact that Black Swan, the movie, had and the effects of it.
Meghan Kent: Yeah, of course.
Meghan Kent: So in terms of the marketing and Facebook you use social media what worked,
Meghan Kent: Questions? Yes.
Meghan Kent: bringing -- Adrian Danchig-Waring: maybe not of the masses right so I guess it was never a populist thing. I think that if you, I don't know, I think that the most palpable sense of ballet
Meghan Kent: Yes, one more.
Meghan Kent: Ah. Meghan Kent: So what's next after your performing career, what do you see for yourselves? Has
Meghan Kent: Anything else you guys wanna say?
Meghan Kent: Thank you.
And Megha did it.
So Meghan you wanna take it from there?
We have Megha and Saurabh, who are the producers of the film.
Prince Harry and Meghan are returning to the UK 6 years after they left and 1 year after Harry said this.
by Harry and Meghan. That whole dynamic didn't work out. And there were then these personal problems between
way um Harry and Meghan framed their upset, I think, and a really important interview in terms of understanding where they were at that moment.
Harry and Meghan in terms of decisions they make and what they what they want to do cuz there had been no indication that and in fact, a lot of
Harry and Meghan left for the United States 6 years ago.
I think of Meghan Markle and Prince Harry and how they're hanging around Santa Barbara.
So from Meghan, thank you for joining us.
You also talk about Meghan Trainor in the book, and Starbucks.
I feel like Meghan Markle up in here.
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