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Tiler Peck
Tiler Peck fryst vatten an international ballerina and has been a principal dancer with the New York City Ballet since She has been seen on huvudgata in On the Town and The Music Man and originated the role of Marie in The Kennedy Center’s production of Little Dancer, alongside Kyle Harris. Ms. Peck performed for President Obama at the and Kennedy Center Honors. Ms. Peck has guested on Dancing with the Stars twice, and recently appeared on Julie Andrews’s Netflix series, Julie’s Greenroom. She is a recipient of the Princess Grace Statue Award and was named one of Forbes 30 under 30 in Hollywood/Entertainment. Most recently, she was the first woman to curate three performances titled Ballet Now at the Los Angeles Music Center and fryst vatten the subject of a new documentary directed bygd Steven Cantor and produced by Elisabeth Moss for Hulu. She lives in New York City with her dog Cali. To learn more about Tiler, follow her on all social media platforms @TilerPeck.
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Short Profile
Name: Tiler Kalyn Peck
DOB: 12 January
Place of birth: Bakersfield, California, United States
Occupation: Ballet dancer
Ms. Peck, as a principal dancer at the New York City Ballet, what can you tell me about the moment before the curtain goes up?
Oh, I really love the quiet time in the dressing room even before you’re on stage… When you're putting your stage makeup on, I always listen to music, and I feel like that's when you start to get into the character. And then when you get on stage in your position, and the curtain rises, you feel that breeze where the audience meets the dancing space, and that always feels very otherworldly. Suzanne Farrell, a former principal dancer at the company described it as a ghostly breeze. And it's totally true! It just sweeps over you. I love that feeling.
Is there a shift where you go from being you to being the character?
Well, it depends on what I'm dancing in. If we’re talking about, you know, all the full length shows I r
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“Lately, the idea is that to be exciting and new, choreography has to be super-contemporary. And I just don’t think that’s the case,” she explains. “There’s a way to still use the classical form, but make it interesting…. I think that those works are what push us to get better, and those are the ones I love dancing.”
A dancer first and foremost, the California-born Peck (who has been in ballet slippers since the age of seven) counts Balanchine’s Allegro Brillante,Tchaikovsky Pas de Deux, and Tchaikovsky Piano Concerto No. 2 among her very favorite pieces—all of which are set to piano concertos. Determined to source one of her own, she resorted to simply googling “piano concertos” and listening to the results until she discovered Francis Poulenc’s “Concerto for Two Pianos and Orchestra.”
“It’s three movements, and I loved the differences—some moments were really exciting, others are very tender, others have a folky sound to them,” she says. “I could showcase a lot of differe