I’m back with Alevtyna Titarenko and we’re digging even deeper. Can you imagine returning to performing just months after having a baby? Neither can I, but Alya did it. She wouldn’t recommend doing that again, but she kept her body in such amazing performance shape that she was able to do it.  When it came time to work on Wonder Woman 1984 however, she didn’t think she’d be able to do it. She’d just had a baby and had absolutely no desire to repeat the mistakes of her past. She shares how she got in shape for the role and what she ended up having to put her foot down on.  It was her creative work with Cirque du Soleil that prepared her to contribute to WW1984 and she shares all about the creative process.  Now she’s looking to help women realize that they too can reach their peak performance no matter their current physical shape. Listen in as she shares the rest of her story and what drives her to keep creating and trying new things.    Links and Resources: Connect with Alevtyna: Alya on YouTube Alya’s Email Alya on LinkedIn Alya on Instagram  Connect with Siobhan:  Industry ExplorersIndustry Explorers Facebook GroupIndustry Explorers on FacebookIndustry Explorers on InstagramIndustry Explorers on YouTubeIndustry Explorers on TikTokBook a Connection Call Love the show and want to help support us? Donate to our Ko-Fi Account. We love providing you with these stories, tips, and recommendations, but it takes a lot of time and resources. Keep the podcast going and donate today!   In this episode: [00:22] Welcome back to the conclusion of my conversation with Alevtyna! [02:18] Her daughter is following in her parent’s footprints. [03:30] She talks about what it was like performing while pregnant and performing until she was 32 weeks. [06:30] She discusses the certifications she has. [10:20] Alevtyna shares what you can do when you are pregnant and how the rules have changed with Cirque. [12:11] She speaks about doing WW1984 three months after giving birth. [13:21] She talks about how she was chosen to be a stunt woman for WW1984. [15:56] She shares what it was like being on set. [18:08] Being part of the creative team for Cirque shows made working in movies easy for her. [21:06] Creating is painful, hard but rewarding. [23:24] She shares some last words and calls to action for the listener. [26:04] Thank you for being on the show!