Shoshana gets up and hands the loaded apple to me, and I smoke from the apple as the two women hug a tight, deep, dancing-back-and-forth hug, tilting this way and that, so, once again, I'm afraid they might fall.
As Ain Gordon attests, the differences run deeper than dancing styles.
(On Jools Holland last year, the final minute of the song inspired a surge of movement that merits a word much deeper than "dancing").
Her own deep love for dancing had grown in part outside of the rehearsal studio at the discos she sneaked into with her older sister Sharon.
A few athletes in their 20s are dominating: Alpine skier Mikaela Shiffrin is the overall World Cup leader, the deep US ice dancing squad put three duos into the Grand Prix top six this year, and speed skater Heather Bergsma is unbeaten in five 1,000m World Cup races this season.
"She had a deep, deep love for dancing".
Everything is in the upper body here, and Ms. Bussell moved like pouring cream, luxuriating in every last drop of her deep bends forward in dancing that communicated Ashton's rapture with surprising profundity.
He and Ogden are in constant motion, and where his dancing is deep and grounded, she is all nervy verticality, her staccato phrasing echoing the flutter of Juliet's heart, and her flying temps levés and scissoring jetés expressive of her desperate adolescent yearning.
Bryce Isbell aka Fur didn't get the memo that kids stopped dancing to deep house years ago, and frankly it's pretty refreshing that he doesn't care.
Shot at the Dancity festival in Foligno, the video is more than just a bunch of doddery Italians square dancing to deep house it's essential proof that for all its horrors, for all its strifes and struggles and disappointments and let downs, life is, in its own strange way, actually...OK...OK
