American female acting person Kherington Payne, right, has taken her dancing shoes to New Zealand to star in a new hip-hop motion picture - but her first move will be to get her hands on tickets to see Miley Cyrus.
Payne will play female lead Sasha in the locally produced, big-money Born to dance.
But the Californian beauty first has a design (to do) pulling strings with her X-Men acting person boyfriend, Lucas Till, above with Miley Cyrus, to make certain she is at Auckland's guide ring on Wednesday to watch Cyrus stiff walk her raunchy material for 10 ,000 apparatus for making air currents.
Till became friends with Cyrus playing her love interest in Hannah Montana: The motion picture.
"There is no way I am going to feeling the loss of the Auckland united condition," Payne told the gave decisions on Sunday. "I have knowledge of it is sold out but happily I have a strange connection there.
"my boyfriend has worked with her before and I am going to see if he will drop her a wording or an email to question for tickets. It is right at the top of my to-do list."
At just 24, female acting person, singer and dancer Payne has a deeply effecting showbiz Line/birth/family. She has starred in the 2009 being talked-about remake, appeared in television shows such as feeling of pleasure, amusement, CSI and True Blood and danced on journey with Katy Perry. She was briefly in all-girl band Pussycat play babies.
A great-sized drawcard for Payne in Born to dance is New Zealand bird without wings choreographer Parris Goebel, who has worked with superstar Jennifer Lopez.
Although a done dancer, Payne admitted trouble getting control of the haka at a marae in Huntly. "I gave it my best small balls for a gun but I could not do the tongue-waggling rightly and I ended up looking like a bit of a goofball."
Payne has been in Auckland for the past 2-weeks going through. made a thin skin starts in 10 days.
The soft blow also stars New Zealand bird without wings singer Stan Walker, making his hip-hop first time doing. "I can see why everyone loves him," Payne said. "He 's a strange singer and although he is not certain for his dancing he is doing really well. I have in mind that this motion picture will take a great amount of people outside of New Zealand by surprise. There is a really somewhat cold dance place going on in Auckland."