I like sent the professional email.

Like, you know, I understand, you know, but I really am disappointed that you have not acknowledged whatsoever your financial commitment to this gig.

You know, like, you guys were going to pay me, right?

Like, you have the money in your budget, right?

So, pay me.

This is

death, sex, and money.

The show from WNYC

about the things we think about a lot

and need to talk about more.

I'm in a sale.

I first saw choreographer Miguel Gutierrez perform around this time last year in San Francisco.

He was presenting a piece called Unsustainable Solutions, duet with my Dead Dad, a solo dance where he interacts with video recordings of his late father, who died last year.

The piece ends with the audience lights up, and Miguel's staring into the eyes of the crowd, while he scream sings along to Bruce Springsteen's downbound train.

Last night, I heard your about that piece a lot since.

It's anger and grief. That performance was also I've thought about that piece a lot since.

It's anger and grief.

That performance was also one of the last times that Miguel was on stage.

All of his on-stage gigs since March have been canceled.

And when we talked over FaceTime, I asked how that's felt.

In very honest terms, my first feeling is one of relief.

Oh, interesting.

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