He got some great things happen to him. Great tragic.
The end is the climax and so dramatic. That's the great point the things he goes through.
The rejection from his mother, the scandal from the so-called girlfriend that has all gonna set up, the near suicide and falling in love, there's many aspects so it is great as a performer to get to perform that.
When they are together for the duet it is a sort of the first time they have this eye contacts when they come to following each others movements this is so beautiful to me I like this scene a lot There is one part that The prince climbs to the swan's back and the swan turns so that he sees the whole of auditorium
so it is sort of he showing the prince the lake and the swan's world through his eyes.
There's this solo that the prince does outside the nightclub when he come out and he's a little bit drunk
it is right to the front of the stage and the first venue we went to is one of the small theaters in England outside London so the area I had was one panel of the floor so that was a pretty scary incident. The orchestra pit, there was no orchestra it was a recording, the orchestra pit was open. There was this tiny stage to dance with this a huge drop so it wasn't ideal but we can laugh about it now.
I am sure that They remember this Swan Lake for the story and how was they made to feel but I think is important that they can come to see it and let themselves express any kind of emotion and not be afraid to do this because they can laugh in this ballet and they can cry and they can get into the story and they can clap in the middle. They can really. They are free to do whatever they want to.