Romeo And Juliet Ballet Story

Romeo and Juliet ballet story

Let’s look at one of the most famous tragic stories of all time – The Romeo and Juliet Ballet Story. Here is a history lesson for you, as well as the synopsis of this famous ballet. Romeo And Juliet Ballet History When Diaghilev died in 1929, the many talented people that he had gathered around … Read more

Let’s Look At Some Las Hermanas Ballet History.

Las Hermanas Ballet History

Let’s look at some Las Hermanas Ballet History. Most people haven’t heard of this ballet, but again a lot have so let’s explore it. Las Hermanas Ballet History Las Hermanas is a one act ballet that was choreographed by Kenneth Mac Millan and first performed by Stuttgart Ballet on the 13th of July 1963. The … Read more

Creative Dance Arts And Why It Should Be Done As A Subject

What Are Creative Dance Arts? Creative dance arts is not a formal dance form like ballet, modern or hip hop, it is just a natural way of moving and expressing ourselves. If you think about it, from the moment of birth to the very last breath that we make, we all have the need to … Read more

Best Acro Dance Bridge Tutorial For Safe Bridges

best aro dane bridge tutorial

Acro dance, more than just a type of moving art, combines classical dance movements with precise acrobatic elements. It pushes the limits of flexibility and strength. One standout move in this mix is the bridge, a vital skill if you’re aiming for the wow factor. The bridge is one of those skills that dancers who … Read more

Do I Need Dance Lesson Plans?

dance lesson plans

As teachers, sometimes you may wonder to yourself ‘Do I need dance lesson plans or not?’ Planning a dance lesson is no easy task, and I know that when training to do your teachers through the RAD, or most Dance Organizations, they require that you have dance lesson plans for each lesson that you teach … Read more

The Rite Of Spring Analysis And Meaning

rite of spring

Let’s look at the Rite of Spring analysis and meaning. It caused such a raucous at the beginning of the twentieth century when it was first performed, so let’s look at it again as it was performed again later in the century. The Rite of Spring was a one act ballet choreography by Kenneth MacMillan. … Read more

Dance Studio Management and How To Teach Dancing

dance studio management

If you want to know more about Dance Studio Management, how to open a dance studio, how to teach dancing, and how to own the best dance studio in town, then you need to get yourself a copy of So You Think You Can Teach Dancing. This book is an ebook written by Diane Sheehan, … Read more

Some Common Foot Problems As We Age

foot problems as we age

Most dancers know that their feet are very important and because they have to last a lifetime, we need to look after them as best we can. Here are some of the more common foot problems as we age and what we can do about these niggles if anything at all. This article contains affiliate links, which … Read more

How To Teach Parent And Me Classes In Your Dance Studio

how to Teach Parent And Me Classes

Let’s explore the topic ‘how to teach parent and me classes.’ A good and quality parent and me dance program will help you to attract new students into your studio. You can target the 2 and 3 year olds for this and the classes are a lot of fun to teach. Here is why you … Read more

MacMillan’s The Invitation

the invitation ballet

The Invitation Ballet was choreographed by Kenneth MacMillan and was first performed by the Royal Ballet Touring Section at the New Theatre in Oxford on the 10th of November 1960. The original cast were Lynn Seymour as the girl, Christopher Gable as her cousin, Anne Heaton and Desmond Doyle as the husband and wife. They … Read more