And he said to me, and I quote, you're like a young colt and I want to break you and train you and make you into the stallion that I think you're going to be. And with much generosity and kindness from my fellow company members. And Bill himself, he did just that. I am so proud of my career of dancing with Bill T. Jones for ten and a half years, longer than any other member of the company
Pasju Kubert
@PasjuRelatively · 5:00
This next piece that I want to share to me feels like a continuation of the bit of sharing I gave you. The most fascinating interview with me. At times in life we are forced to reevaluate and over the last two and a half, half years I've been doing a lot of that in isolation for my friends, for my family, from anybody that I know
Chelsea Hanawalt
@allowthesun · 1:11
This is a beautiful interview, a beautiful share. Thank you so much for sharing about your journey. And I would love to see any footage of you dancing or moving. I'm not sure if you'd be willing to share any links or video clips to that. And I just want to say that I hear you and I am wishing you all the best on this sole journey, and I hope that you're not alone in that
Swell Team
@Swell · 0:15
Deborah Pardes
@DBPardes · 0:22
I share Chelsea's sentiment so much. This is so beautiful and so happy to have you here on Swell and what an honor it is to be in community with you, with all the experience you've had and your relationship to movement and dance and just all that it represents for you is beautiful. So thank you for being here
Pasju Kubert
@PasjuRelatively · 5:00
But, hey, that's kind of a humorous thing. The lucky dancer who didn't care to actually spend the time to be a dancer. We'll get into those stories in My Next Swell, which I'm going to be doing this afternoon. If you hear somebody, tell them that you've heard them. And a little preview into what I'm going to be talking about over the next month or so. If you see somebody, let them know that you've seen them
