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Ballet Philippines President Kathleen Nolasco Lior-Liechtenstein ushered a new era for the country’s premiere dance institution when she took ballet to the digital world. But why did she only accept the position of President nine years after the initial offer? Pia Arcangel finds out in this interview.

As an “untier of knots,” Ms. Liechtenstein opened an online theater for dancers to perform, and collaborated with the heavyweights of the international ballet scene for free (!) master classes.

In this episode of Power Talks, get to know about her immense love for ballet, which started with just a library book in her childhood years, that led her to successfully steer Ballet Philippines throughout a global pandemic, to bring art to different communities in the Philippines and abroad.

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Power Talks with Pia Arcangel is an interview podcast where award-winning broadcast journalist Pia Arcangel sits down with some of the biggest movers and shakers of Philippine society today. From moguls and tech pioneers to celebrated artists and industry disruptors, Power Talks delves deep into the pivotal moments, personal experiences, setbacks, and values that shape these leaders' perspectives—as well as what drives their success.

With candid conversations and insightful storytelling, Pia uncovers what it truly means to hold power and influence in today’s world.

Produced by GMA News' Digital Strategy and Innovation Lab (DigiLab), with new episodes dropping every Wednesday on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and all GMA News social media platforms.

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