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Translated from the German To the original. The handles are very good and also suitable for BMX riders. But some decidedly not-normal superhumans—namely Dominic "D-trix" Sandoval and a crew of fabulously talented young dancers from The Lab —spent the week creating one of the most lit videos we've seen in a loooong time.
Set to a remix of Bruno Mars' "Finesse," and released just in time for InternationalDanceDay , the vid turns a school classroom into an insane dance playground. And we do mean insane: There are sections we can't even understand. Not that we'd expect anything less than mind-boggling choreo from D-trix, or anything less than jaw-dropping performances from Lab dancers.
The call came after a lengthy audition process with Spielberg in the room, and the role, originated by Wilma Curley on Broadway in and later portrayed by Gina Trikonis in the film, was her biggest dream. In fact, it's something Garcia-Lee says she manifested from the day plans for the movie were announced in January On top of her regular training, she would travel multiple hours each day to New York City and New Jersey for classes with Steps on Broadway and the Princeton Ballet School, respectively.
Her bedroom walls were lined with cutouts from the pages of Dance Spirit , which served as inspiration for her goals. Her mother, Terri Garcia, was a professional dancer in the s she even danced Francisca in the West Side Story tour in , and Garcia-Lee was eager to follow in her footsteps. Garcia-Lee went to high school at the University of North Carolina School of the Arts, where she studied first ballet and then drama. As a sophomore, she was cast as Graziella in her school's production of West Side Story.
The magic of performing Jerome Robbins' iconic choreography never left her. She's been banging on West Side Story 's door ever since. All the while, she held out hope that West Side Story would someday come her way. In , Garcia-Lee was considered for Graziella in the Broadway revival but didn't get the role after countless callbacks.
After that, two more productions didn't cast her as Graziella. For the Broadway revival, she was only offered the opportunity to audition for the role of Anybodys. She turned down both opportunities in favor of other projects—she would wait for Graziella. Despite the rejection, she was undeterred. So when Deadline published an article announcing the film remake, Garcia-Lee felt that playing Graziella was meant to be.
At the audition, the casting room was filled with many of her friends and fellow Broadway darlings, like Eloise Kropp Cats and Jonalyn Saxer Mean Girls. According to the film's choreographer, Justin Peck, Garcia-Lee quickly caught the eye of the creative team. I could sense that from the first audition. At the same time, she was committed to the Broadway run of Moulin Rouge! She spent much of the winter and early spring of trying to figure out how to do it all.
She asked if she could miss some rehearsals and most preview performances including the all-important first preview performance so she could film her scenes in the movie. I'll never forget Steven up on a ladder, then Steven halfway down the ladder, and then Steven on a rolling chair, Steven lying on the floor looking up at [the choreography] this way, Justin tweaking and tweaking.
Rehearsals for the iconic "Dance at the Gym" scene lasted two weeks. Before the work began, Garcia-Lee says, she familiarized herself with Peck's work as much as she could to get a sense of his style. However, I loved the challenge of it. Once rehearsals wrapped, filming for "Dance at the Gym" lasted six days, and according to Garcia-Lee, her feet never hurt so badly in her entire life.
But that didn't stop her from soaking up the magic. Especially on the day she and her co-star Mike Faist Riff shot their duet.
We lost ourselves in the art. We finally got to the end of [the take and] Mike and I fell to the floor. Steven ran over to us, dove on the floor with us and smothered us with love. It was magic. But all those celebratory can-can kicks came to a crashing halt in March when the pandemic hit, just as she felt she was "stepping into the height of her career.
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I get assessed, for example, like our friendship right, I'm obsessed with bring back what we had. You know I feel like Ryan. I feel like since the white, You have day, you know it. Wasn't it wasn't it wasn't? You know it was you know, I feel I am like our planet. It was turning into a beautiful tree in the forests of great friendships, and I feel like We was blossom in and then life, if you are the water in our the sun is like, would be a better son for your water and I feel like we can build our tree of friendship again, So that being said, I study a lot about friendships and stuff and wanting to throw those things and DOM doesn't drink.
Never drank before in his life he doesn't do drug he's very clean. Have you ever done drugs? You have your right or introduce me the wrong. Ryanair dismay, the outer all right. That's that's really do yeah yeah yeah, so you just brought of white you very quickly. There's no punch that for you, I'm sorry what what did you find a way? What can you tell us by your experiences? A blast the whites have, I think we all did in some certain point. It is any kind of funky. You know every day.
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Can we say nothing? Then you guys Canada's like talking. Everything gets a lot going on and I want to interrupt the flow of goods that stuff. I like all types of shoes: dress shoes, boots, regular sneakers. I like everything, Jordans, strap-ons. I wake up, I play with myself a little bit, and then I finally get the nerve to get out of bed and go pee. And as soon as people found out that you can dance for yourself and get recognized for it, I think that was very inspiring for a lot of dancers.
I mean, there are people who are naturally good at dancing. You have to take class no matter what kind of dance style it is. You get the interest of more than a million viewers. Spending a couple of hours being completely distracted by Dominic Sandoval aka D-Trix. Watch out, internet world! What takes up most of your time right now? Do you have any pet peeves?
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