CLEAN : Tony Award-winning Leanne Cope returns to Paris as Lisa

The transcript covers a performer's journey from initial stage experiences to meeting Michelle Obama, reflecting on cultural differences, and playing a special role in 'American in Paris'. It discusses the transition to a principal role, the challenges faced, and the emotional impact of these experiences. The performer also reflects on life changes, missing the ballet company, and the physical demands of ballet, while appreciating the improved physical condition from not performing daily.

What was the speaker's emotional reaction to the audience's response at the end of the performance?

• They felt indifferent.

• They were disappointed.

• They were confused.

• They were surprised and emotional.

How did the speaker react when meeting Michelle Obama?

• They shook hands.

• They bowed.

• They curtsied by mistake.

• They hugged.

What role did the speaker find significant in 'American in Paris'?

• The role of a musician.

• The role of Lees.

• The role of a dancer.

• The role of a director.

What was the speaker's biggest challenge when transitioning to a principal performer?

• Memorizing lines.

• Using their voice on stage.

• Learning to dance.

• Designing costumes.

Why does the speaker find having their own dressing room challenging?

• It's too small.

• It's too noisy.

• It's too far from the stage.

• It feels lonely.

What does the speaker miss about the Royal Ballet?

• The stage design.

• The company and their family.

• The music.

• The costumes.

How does the speaker feel about the physical demands of ballet now?

• Their body feels worse.

• Their body feels better.

• They miss the physical demands.

• They feel indifferent.