Twyla Tharp

So in looking at it through media, I already have –

a double perspective on it.

I have the artist's perspective, but I have the journalist's, if for lack of a better word, we'll call it podcasting journalism.

Will we be forgiven?

Sure.

Okay.

We'll wait till this is off to discuss that.

But the challenge for me becomes, okay, in all of this swirl of stuff, what do you believe?

forget who, you can't believe anyone, but what, what can you believe?

What is really grounded in a way that's productive?

And in thinking, I mean, you know, I've just come off of a field,

forgive me for diverging here for a moment, two really hard years of working, a 60th anniversary tour that was a very big culmination of a long, long working process, which put a lot on the line and which was unfortunately very successful because success is much harder to follow than failure.

So here you sit, okay, babe, you've done it all.

Now what?

And so where do you go?

And you don't go around asking other people for the answer to your question.

One has to find a way of rerouting without abandoning who you are and what you believe in order to just make change, really?

How does that work?

So it's an extremely attenuated place to be.

Not many people make it this far.