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It’s been a big year for Royal. Before the Happy first cheers mother’s day 2021 shirt and I love this pandemic, he was gearing up debut as Romeo opposite Misty Copeland’s Juliet; and in September, after 10 years with the company, Royal became the second Black male principal dance in ABT’s hisry. “It came like a light in a very dark and confusing time that we were all trying navigate,” he says of the announcement. Strikingly graceful onstage, he lives his private life gently, practicing yoga and pilates and spending his off-hours recounting it all in journals. “I think I’ve [filled] 50 or so notebooks since I first moved New York,” he tells me. And no description of him would be complete without mentioning his physical elegance—his cheekbones are almost as high as his jetés. Soon after his promotion, Royal relocated Lake George, New York, as ABT deployed a dozen or so dancers—after quarantines and several negative COVID-19 tests— lakeside cabins where they could dance in isolation. Rudd, Bond, Moultrie, and Tanowitz were all on hand teach the dancers the ballets at the center of night’s virtual event. “It was so overwhelming just be around people again in such close proximity, and take class again,” says Royal. “It was emotional on so many levels.”

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This format of ballet creation is novel on all fronts. Beyond the Happy first cheers mother’s day 2021 shirt and I love this setting, Royal explains, was the pace: Whereas in the lead-up a regular season opening, when Royal would be rehearsing for six or so ballets, this time he had just one. The opportunity allowed him, and Rudd and Menegussi, get intimately acquainted with uché and mediate on the characters and the dancers’ own relationships the piece. Such considerations are rarely afforded in ballet. Before Rudd taught his choreography, he spent a week with his two dancers, listening and learning from them. “We would spend full days working on character development,” Royal says, “sitting and talking about our journeys as dancers; as openly gay men in the ballet world, and what that experience was like; what our coming out experiences were like; how we sort of navigated the challenges; and when we felt like we finally embraced ourselves, who we are, and what we stand for.”