The Company
that the taking of photographs...
is prohibited and is hazardous
to the performers.
Please turn off all cell phones
and pagers. Enjoy the performance.
The soap opera is when I asked him
onstage if he's been dating her...
and he's like,
Shut up.
- Get out of here.
- No, I'm serious.
It's too much drama.
- More than what it's worth.
- I know. He was pissed.
- Yeah I know, it's true.
- We'll see you in class.
I heard she said, 'So how long
you been f***ing her? '
- We need to talk.
- Ry? Don't be ridiculous.
Good morning.
Who's teaching today?
- Mark.
- Mark!
- Mind if I share this with you?
- Yeah. Sure.
I wanted to talk to you about Ry.
I'm having some issues with her...
Could you just pair her up
with somebody else?
- Who are we talking about?
- Loretta Ryan, Ry.
- Oh, Ry.
- Yes.
- Things aren't going smooth and...
- I thought you two...
Leave that part out of it
and stick with the dancing.
You'd like to sit in this chair?
You could run the company.
I'll stick with the dancing.
- Who's next, Cammie?
- We have...
There's no announcements,
so let's start with plies.
Left hand on the barre,
second position.
Ready, Paul? And...
Good.
A one...
Good.
Drop the chin.
Take the head...
1, 2, 3,
grand plie.
That's my spot.
Sorry.
Stretching to the bar...
Would you mind standing
over there. Thank you.
Forward, one...
Up to go back...
And demi...
Tondue, close arms and
legs together.
Good. A one, two...
Drop the chin...
And drop your tailbone.
Good.
And stretch to the bar.
Good.
Do you know how long we have waited
for a Lar Lubovitch ballet?
I'm glad to hear that.
Thank you.
- Mr. A is very grateful to you.
- I'm grateful to be here.
Please say hello for me.
I'll see him later.
Good morning. Is Alec here?
Alec have you warmed up?
You're warm enough
for lifting?
Absolutely.
Then let's start from the first
lift after the solo, Maia.
We'll get back to it
after Alec is gone.
Let's see what you've got and
then we'll just work on...
A little further over from center.
Paul if you'll play the two little...
I believe that's marked in
the score. Ready?
- And let's stop.
- I didn't let you get very far.
You're overworking that position.
More subtle, not so high in the knees.
A little bit more hung.
Mostly along the shoulders.
Not so much in the face. It's
beautifully expressive in the face.
But let's make it work in
the body first, okay?
Once more.
Good.
And up.
And stop please.
Are you working injured?
I have a neck spasm.
You shouldn't work injured.
Why don't you mark in the back.
Rest a little bit. We'll
pick this up tomorrow.
- It should be fine.
- I have to ask you your name.
- Ry.
- Ry.
- Domingo.
- Domingo.
- Is Ry short for something?
- Ryan.
Nice name.
Have you been watching this?
- So you kind of know it?
- Yeah.
Well, let's see what you've got.
Domingo and Ryan.
Same process, with music just
before the lift. Let's see.
And up. Up one piece.
Good, Domingo.
Melt. Music.
Lift, contretemps...
Swing, up and down...
Let's stop there. Good.
You have been watching.
How much we respect you as an
artist and senior dancer...
but we wanted to talk with
you today about class.
We'd like you to be an example
the new dancers.
And usually you are.
But if you change combinations
they think they can change too.
But I only change the
combinations at the barre.
- They look everything you do...
- But I'm 43 years old...
and when it comes to rehearsal
I do what I'm told to do.
- You could come in early...
- Let her do what she has to do.
Remember we had that girl that
used to come in an hour beforehand?
- She's not doing the roles that I...
- But look at Margot Fonteyn...
Margot Fonteyn.
Robert knew her very well.
I knew her too but not as well
as Robert. We hear you.
You know, she was a dame.
Do you have anything else you want
to talk about before we finish?
Actually I'd like to talk about
the ballet Light Rain.
It's a great ballet, but I feel some
of the footwork is too fast.
- Like the jete, jete, step...
- So you don't want to be in?
Well, it's just that I look
like I'm working in it.
- Deborah, we hear you doll.
- We just wanted you to be first.
Thank you.
And I feel honored.
Where'd you get this salad?
It's terrible.
Who can do it?
Watch on walking lady lift,
the position of his arms...
She's not horizontal to the floor.
They may not be doing it perfectly...
This is the danger point for you.
Don't let that leg bobble.
Why don't we try that.
Okay?
Try without music. Let's just do a
little ronde de jambe preparation.
And attitude...
And ronde de jambe...
And up... more fragile in
the legs. Whoops.
Alec, can you give us a hand?
Have you been watching this lift?
The objective is to get her a bit
removed from your body...
And at a bit of a diagonal rather
than parallel to the floor.
Let me see how you would hold
her to accomplish that.
- Lf you stayed to the side...
- Fairly lower on her hip.
Good.
You know what the difference is?
He's locking his elbow in here.
Try it with music
and we'll see what we've got.
Mark, you're going to work with
Amanda and Willy.
And I would like to have
the four ladies over here.
Alright, Mark.
We're getting ready to start
from the fourth movement...
Take your places lease.
Company, just move all this crap!
You're going to trip over it.
Don't leave your stuff
by the side of the stage.
Mark, you know we can't start
with all this clutter.
I know. We told them right
before this rehearsal...
Well you know...
If somebody falls over...
Ok, Cammie we're ready.
Everyone, places please.
Michael, when you're ready.
Two men, you're ready?
Here we go.
Sharp jump...
Good, you guys.
Ell him to stretch his foot. - All the way in the wings. Go
Stretch the knees.
Exit all the way.
Good.
Right on the music.
Good, Suzanne.
- Suzanne's gotten very strong.
- Excellent.
Good, Calvin.
He's come along
beautifully.
We have to work on that
double knee saut de basque.
Tell Noel to burst from
the wings on her saut.
Good ladies!
Hold it a minute.
Hold it a minute.
What happened? I mean,
you're all so pretty.
You know how
I hate pretty!
Now come on. Lift, thighs.
Lift up, not so loady.
And when you make those exits
hit the wall.
You're not doing that. You look
like you've got a load in your pants.
But I love you all. You're great.
Come on.
- Oh my God, a storm.
- I think it's just the wind.
Have a good time.
Most importantly enjoy it. Ok?
Merde.
And main curtain...
Go!
Follow spot one on the girl.
Nice and easy, follow spot.
Sound.
Can you watch this
leg for me?
Careful. Keep that from
flopping down.
Char, you better go back and
see what's happening.
If there's any water on the stage
cancel the performance right now.
Hurry up.
What did they say?
The floor is dry.
Michael's got it under control.
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