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:23:01
...and all food, cigarettes and radios
outside. Do you understand me?

:23:08
-Why are you here, Mr. Johnson?
-Because l's young and single...

:23:12
-...and I loves to mingle.
-Speak English.

:23:15
-I speak like I likes.
-This is my room. You'll speak as I like.

:23:20
I teach English. Now, if that's
a foreign language, you're gonna learn it.

:23:26
This is no Mickey Mouse school. You
won't get off easy because of talent.

:23:32
-I don't care how well you dance...
-Bitch run her fucking mouth.

:23:36
...or how many colored tutus you have.
If you don't give academic subjects...

:23:40
-...equal time, you're out.
-Bullshit.

:23:44
You have to arrive earlier
to get dressed and warmed up.

:23:47
You have to take outside classes
in your major field...

:23:51
...and study ballet, modern, folk,
jazz, tap and historical dance here...

:23:55
...as well as dance history,
supported adagio...

:23:58
...variation class, makeup, hairstyling
and even acting for dancers.

:24:04
50,000 people call themselves actors,
and maybe 500 are making a living at it.

:24:09
Most of those do commercials to
pay the rent. The rest wait tables...

:24:13
...clean other people's apartments,
living on welfare and hope.

:24:17
Don't think talent's enough
to get you through.

:24:20
You gotta have a strong technique,
a good agent, and most of all, thick skin.

:24:24
Now you're part of an underprivileged
minority, and you're going to suffer.

:24:29
Pulled tendons, shin splints,
swollen toes, smelly tights....

:24:33
Cattle calls, the humiliation,
the rejection....

:24:36
Melodic dictation theory, keyboard
harmony, piano, piano literature...

:24:42
...music history, orchestration,
conducting, symphonic band....

:24:48
-When do we have lunch?
-Lunch is at 11 :30. One half-hour...

:24:51
-...and then you'll have everything else.
-What's everything else?

:24:55
Biology, chemistry, algebra, English,
French, physics, history, et cetera.


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