Creating Across Cultures, Part 3
When we arrived at what would be our new home we were in awe, to say the least. The scale of the Han Show Theatre is something that really needs to be seen to be believed.
Day: March 30, 2017
Creating Across Cultures: Part 2 – Lateral Versus Literal
Lateral Versus Literal We relocated back to Wuhan when the theatre was, well almost complete. The operations team either moved into the dormitory accommodation provided or we searched for apartments so we could set up our lives here. Now, this is a vast city, there is construction everywhere and deciding where to establish myself was […]
Creating Across Cultures: Part 1 – Dumpling
Throughout one’s career, one can find themselves making decisions that have the potential of taking one’s life into a variety of different directions, should I take this job or that one?
The Top Ten Things I Wish I Knew Before Becoming A Professional Dancer
As a young and fully committed aspiring professional dancer, I thrived on hard work, taking initiative, and being fully dedicated to my art. I put in extra hours outside of class at the gym and stretched nightly.
Do Dancers Need College?
It’s the big question that all serious young dancers wonder at some point in their dancing lives. The question parents have as they want to guide their children in the world of the arts and entertainment. The question to which young dancers usually want a specific answer to suite their desires. And also the question … that really does not have a definitive universal answer. Let’s get to some pros and cons to clarify why college and university dance education is the right path for some, and maybe not so much for others.
5 Reasons Competition Dancers Excel in Auditions
5 Reasons Competition Dancers Excel in Auditions
