Because of the narration, it's pretty easy to follow. If you miss something through the acting or the dancing, the narration explains it.

These shows are extremely entertaining. There's comedy. There are tender moments. What I want to get across more than anything is that it's not a recital and it's not a ballet. We use jazz, ballet, lyrical hip-hop . . . We use all kinds of dance to tell our story, which I think keeps it interesting. There's something for every age. Anyone would enjoy it.

You stood there and played. There might have been a couple of choreographed moves. Now it's acting, dancing, theater and choreography all wrapped into one show.

And then he started dancing. It was not pretty.

What's this guy's problem? Pretty obvious, isn't it? Bush is acting like a particularly conflicted teenager. Haughty, angry, mean, competitive, iconoclastic, arrogant, argumentative, mocking, paranoid, uncaring, thoughtless, profane-it's all there on the surface at one time or the other during a series of interviews and observations this spring.

He just wasn't acting right. We thought he just had a stomach bug or something. He's the one that said I think I need to be checked. So again to the emergency room.