talented child

This remarkably talented child was no more than a curiosity, an intellectual plaything for art critics, dealers, journalists and parents, until she became a “real artist.”

"As a way of making their opposition to abortion sound less judgmental and uncompassionate, Conway counseled them to talk about a personal experience — for instance, seeing the ultrasound of their unborn child for the first time. For years, Trump had been telling the story of 'a friend' whose wife he said had become unexpectedly pregnant. The couple was leaning toward an abortion but then changed their minds and ended up with a beautiful, talented child, Trump would say."

She was surrounded by other very talented child actors playing the orphans, who exuded theater kid energy to the highest level — particularly during “It’s the Hard Knock Life” — and showed off some acrobatics amid the performances.

“We believe every child is a gifted child, every child is a talented child,” Ansari said.

Coaches need to be able to extract an adult performance from a talented child.