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like the rolling stones, that they are still going. i want to be that. really? yeah. i love the stage. what can i say, john. i love the stage. you will not retire? at some point i will, i suppose, but i am going to extend it because it keeps me, keeps my muscles and it keeps me motivated and keeps the connection. in a way it is very unfortunate that by the time you are 41 you are now ready for a life, but you have a sense that it is gone. musicians can go on to 80, but for us it is like, it is unfair. when you dance now is it difficult? is it painful? it is painful but you can modify, because i am no longer romeo. i can say that is painful because i have my cartilage in my knee killing me, and we work around it. but the art is still there. and you are just trying to find a way to communicate that.
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that gave me a lot of peace, the fact that he fought and fought and fought for my future, did a lot of hard work to put me straight, even though i hated it at times, and he was, i considered he was quite harsh and brutal at times, but then he saw the rewards, when i did my first swan lake and romeo at the royal opera house, he came to see it and he could say "that's my son, right "there, he's the prince," and he was crying. for the first time i saw him wear a suit and tie, and he was so proud and i remembered at the time our director, she came to him and said we're so proud of you, and your kid and everything, and we respect him, and care for him here, and just hearing that for him was the world, and so that's something that i, that really gave me a lot of peace.
which i still want to be on the stage. i want to be, you know, like the rolling stones, that they are still going. i want to be that. really? yeah. i love the stage. what can i say, john? i love the stage. you will not retire? i don't think i'll retire, as such. at some point i will, i suppose, but i am going to extend it because it keeps me on my muscles and it keeps me motivated and keeps the connection. in a way it is very unfortunate that by the time you are 40, you are now ready for a life, but you have a sense that it is gone. musicians can go on to 80, but for us it is like, it is unfair. when you dance now, is it difficult? is it painful? it is painful, but you can modify, because i am no longer romeo. i don't wear tights because i can say that is painful because i have my cartilage
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the works of william shakespeare are now on the very long list of what is not allowed to be taught in florida schools. yep, you heard that right. according to hillsborough county public schools new curriculum, students will only be reading excerpts from plays for class rather than the full text, citing sexual content in plays like romeo and juliet that do not align with florida's don't say gay right. romeo, romeo wherefor -- sorry, that's all i can say. if you're asking what can they actually teach other than the job benefits of slavery? well, look no further than a little place called prager university. not a real university, mind you, but a conservative advocacy group founded by right-wing radio talk show host dennis prager. last week, florida became the first state to allow educational material from prager u to be taught in classrooms. the prager material targeting
year's fringe festival. 2023 marks the festival's 76th year and over that time, the event's grown from a handful of performances to a sprawling extravanganza. live now to our reporter courtney bembridge who is there. courtney, looks quite fun behind you. courtney, looks quite fun behind ou. , ., ., ., courtney, looks quite fun behind you. yes, today we are at the circus hub. i you. yes, today we are at the circus hub- i have — you. yes, today we are at the circus hub. i have members— you. yes, today we are at the circus hub. i have members of— you. yes, today we are at the circus hub. i have members of the - you. yes, today we are at the circus hub. i have members of the seven i hub. i have members of the seven fingers with me. you can see hula hooping, this is nick oh to tell us more about what the show entails. it is a contemporary circus show presenting here every night in the circus_ presenting here every night in the circus hub~ — presenting here every night in the circus hub. it tells a story of romeo _ circus hub. it tells a story of romeo and juliet through acrobatics. it's a fun_ romeo and juliet through acrobatics. it's a fun show, it's really immersive and interactive also because — immersive and interactive also because we split up the audience into teams. team red and teen blue. romeo _ into teams. team red and teen blue. romeo and _ into teams. team red and teen blue. romeo and juliet. and, yeah, into teams. team red and teen blue. romeo andjuliet. and, yeah, it's into teams. team red and teen blue. romeo and juliet. and, yeah, it's a version _ romeo and juliet. and, yeah, it's a version of— romeo and juliet. and, yeah, it's a version of different disciplines
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