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is stay alert
"and try to stay out
of the searchlight"
And we'll make
this thing work
But I think
we should take it slow
"No prison,
nobody make bail"
We don't know
which way to go
"Everybody gotta go,
but see..."
'Cause we're
ordinary people
"...it ain't no jail
"Think about death taking your
last breath Heart beating like a..."
Whoa, whoa, whoa.
Hold it. Hold it.
And this time
we'll take it slow
This is the theater, Malik.
Not the street.
The theater.
Sacred.
This is not a place of anger.
Oh, yeah, you get to
play angry characters.
But there are
no angry actors.
And do you know the
difference between the two?
All righty.
- Marco.
- Yeah.
Uh, where have you trained?
Um, I sing at my dad's
restaurant every once in a while.
That's pretty much
about it.
Really?
Well, that's
pretty impressive.
Thank you.
So, did I get in?
Welcome.
This year we received
over 10,000 applications
for the 200 openings from
students all across New York City.
And you got in.
Congratulations!
For the next four years, you
have the unique opportunity
to immerse yourselves in the arts.
You can be spontaneous,
original, maybe even
a little outrageous.
You got it made, right?
Wrong.
You're gonna have it twice
as hard as everybody else.
In the mornings, you're gonna
have all your arts classes.
After lunch, you will cram
in a full day of academics.
you're out. No exceptions.
Now, let me
make this very clear.
We don't care
about your headshot.
Or your dress size.
Or your dreams of being
in OK! Magazine,
on talk shows,
on the red carpet.
Here, you will learn
a discipline.
Here, you will come
to understand
what being a performing
artist really means.
Here, you will dedicate
yourself to your craft.
Now, if you're looking
for shortcuts,
if you want fame,
if you want easy rewards,
you get up and leave now.
There are many very
talented young people
who would be thrilled
to take your place.
So, have a great year.
Five, six, seven,
eight, go!
Extend that leg. Travel!
Rosie, you're getting dizzy because
you're not spotting. Now, spot!
- I'm trying.
- Yeah, not hard enough.
Shoulders down.
Press them down.
Stay with her, Kevin.
No, no. Stop. Stop.
Stop. Stop. Stop.
Kevin, you're a mess.
Look.
She does passe fifth position.
Let her get a real good plie,
so you both have a good
preparation for the pas de chat.
On her next lift, you've got to
use your stomach and your back.
Stay strong.
You have to support her.
All right, take a minute.
Jeremy and Alice.
Kevin, you're not gonna be
a professional ballet dancer
unless you learn
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