Oh totally, it’s like a black‑belt class where every move is pre‑choreographed, but I’m the kid who wants to break into a jazz routine on the spot. I keep my feet in the line, but my eyes look for a cue to improvise. When I spot a moment that feels a little too stiff, I’ll throw in a little lift or a change in my tone—just enough to keep the rhythm alive without breaking the scene. It’s a dance between following the script and letting my instincts take the lead, and the audience usually loves the surprise beats I drop in.

Exactly, it’s that tightrope where you’ve got to keep your guard up but let the groove lead you. I always test the waters with a subtle shift—just enough to keep the flow but not so bold that it trips me up. It’s all about feeling the beat before you step.

Thanks, I’ll keep my ears open and my feet ready. It’s a good reminder to stay grounded while still chasing that rhythm.