I have it, and I enjoy it for the most part.
If you are a beginner, avoid it.
If you know a little bit of yoga, do it! You're going to be sore though. Just a warning.
I have it, and I enjoy it for the most part.
If you are a beginner, avoid it.
If you know a little bit of yoga, do it! You're going to be sore though. Just a warning.
Canada can boast of two world renown ballet schools that attract students from around the world. They are the National Ballet School of Canada
http://www.nbs-enb.ca/
and the Royal Winnipeg Ballet School
http://www.rwbschool.com/
For discussions of these and other pre-professional ballet programs, check out the "Ballet Talk for Dancers" message board:
http://dancers.invisionzone.com/index.ph...
Discussion threads devoted exclusively to these programs can be found under the Dance Education section under "Pre-professional Schools/ Residence Programs."
I got a pair of natural colored socks for when I wear them with jeans. But if I wear them with leggings, and the bottoms of my toes are showing, is that really tacky?
OMG! i tryed those on! they are sooo cute. I tryed them on in a purpilish color. They have a bow on top. I really wanted them until i tryed them on. I agree. They show your toes too much I thought it was tacky so i didnt get them. Another girl who also tryed them on said they didnt look right too. I would return them and get a diffrent style:)
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I got a pair of ballet flats from AE. I love them, but they don't cover my toes all the way. Is that tacky?chinese theater opera theater
No...toe cleavage is HOT!!
http://www.whatcelebswear.com/component/...
If your toes weren't yello and full of toe jam, it wouldn't be tacky.
I've had this problem before. While I'm not sure what the standards are, I personally don't like it but I'm sure lots of people have the same problem so it's probably okay.
I usually wear mine with jeans or depending on your style you could put a funky color pair of tights under your leggins..thats what I do sometimes.
If I try on a pair of shoes and have toe cleavage displayed, I won't buy them.
i dont think its tacky. i actually think that kinds of cute. dont worry about it.
i had a pair of heels that did that and i wasn't sure what i thought about it. if it bothers you i wouldn't wair them but i read in vouge that its not tacky, its sexy. you make the call
No way---toe cleavage is cute! UNLESS, you are saying that you are wearing them with socks and the socks show.... then no-way.
a lot of flats have some of your toes showing..i have some from maurices and it shows my toes...dont worry about it...if you like them it doesnt matter it isnt tacky either!
It all depends on the size of the budget, which is dependent on the amount of donations a company can bring in, as ticket sales cannot cover the whole budget. Thus, you can have a company of 15 dancers in Grand Rapids, Michigan..
http://www.grballet.com/gr_ballet/AboutU...
and a company of 99 dancers in New York City..
http://www.nycballet.com/company/dancer....
(click on "Dancers by Rank" to see the list).
Saying "as many as the dance needs" puts it backwards, as a company will tailor their repertoire to fit their size. They can also enlist the assistance of student dancers to expand their ranks for shows like "Nutcracker." But those student dancers are not members of the company.
Eleven. Just like football.
How many is the #of ballet dancer in a group?star theater opera theater
A group? You mean... like a troupe? Or a company? It depends.
like a company? or a troupe? as many as the dance needs... hope this helps...
It depends I think.
It really depends. There are companies as small as thirteen and as big as more than 100. Generally the more prestigious/famous the group the larger it is though I think .
Hmmm ...
There is a "ballet battle" going on right now between a reviewer in Los Angeles and a critic in New York, they're taking pot shots in the newspapers.
In the mid-1800's, Emma Livry refused to have her tutu flame retarded because she didn't like how it changed the material ... she caught on fire during a performance.
The quality of technique in ballet has steadily risen in the last 50 years ... and sadly, audiences continue to applaud atheleticism rather than artistry.
The Nutcracker is by far the most popular ballet and the annual christmas show is such a source of income that dance schools rely on it to keep their schools open.
Ballet is a LOT more fun to watch from the wings!
Jean Rosentthal added side lights all the way upstage instead of just the first wing for ABT and Balanchine flipped out on her. ... and then later apologied, it's the standard today.
If I were an aggressive person, I'd make "three minute ballets" for the camera and sell them to cable tv. We need to re-think how we reach our audiences with our art forms.
Dances should never be called 'routines' or 'numbers' .. they should be called 'pieces' like an art piece.
One says "merde" (which is sh*t in french) to a dancer for good luck .. not 'break a leg'!
Merde!
it hurts ur feet.but it is a beautiful dance
Tell me interesting things about ballet?opera songs opera theater
Do you know about Isadora Duncan? I think she is pretty interesting, she was a ballet dancer.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Isadora_Dun...
read how she died too, very unusual death
The forms and positions of ballet were originally based on equestrian riding techniques. Those movements were later refined to express the illusion that the dancer was virtually unaffected by gravity...IE: the dancer on point...and all lines made by the body to be smooth and unbroken giving the feeling the the movement extends far beyond the physical limits of the body. When the 'broken lines' of modern dance were first brought into the dance world, the audiences were enraged and sometimes even rioted because the new form of dance was something they could no longer 'judge'.
It;s beautiful and fun to do. I love it with all my heart.
It's beautiful and elegant and great for your body. It kills your feet but it's worth it. Mikhail Baryshnikov was a fabulous dancer AMAZING and he is still alive much to old to dance though. check the link out the guy is pretty interesting!
out of all types of dance ballet takes the most flexiablity, strength, and effort, but out of all the dances is supposed to look the most effortless. o yea and it kills like heck, especially pointe. beauty is pain. :)
Isadora Duncan was most definitely NOT a ballet dancer, but the founder of modern dance. And I loved everything wrathofkublakhan wrote, but especially this:
%26lt;%26lt;If I were an aggressive person, I'd make "three minute ballets" for the camera and sell them to cable tv. We need to re-think how we reach our audiences with our art forms.%26gt;%26gt;
I'd say that ballet is the most difficult art form to master, yet the most unappreciated and misunderstood.
Very graceful, I LOVE IT
first starting pointe will hurt but after a while and learning tips, yuoll get use to it
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There are many good ballet dvds but I would really look for a good ballet instructor that could teach you. There is alot of technique in ballet and you need a instructor to make sure that you are performing it correctly. I hope that I helped you out.
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Does anyone know any good ballet dvd instructionals for beginners who learn fast?opera cd opera theater
y don't u just look for a good teacher. search in some major city
yep!
I would check out dance2videos. Not that you can learn ballet online, it takes a lot, and you can really hurt yourself without an instructor. But, try out that site if you insist on not getting one.
In Auckland new lynn, best under $10!!!!!!!
there's a website where i got mine.
www.discountdance.com
you can check there.
Where can i buy cheap ballet shoe ribbons some one help me PLEASE!!!!?chicago theater opera theater
i need help too!
theyre so expensive like 50 bucks
im looking for some for halloween
Check out JoAnn Fabric Store or any fabric store in your area...They carry Lots of different kinds of ribbon materials...........
hope this helped...........
try the queens arcade on queens street. theres a ballet store on the 2nd level if i remember correctly. they have pretty reasonable prices. others wise order online. the US/kiwi dollar conversion isn't to bad at the moment. try this web site: http://www.allaboutdance.com/s.nl/it.A/i...
discountdance.com or just go to a dance store there like 5 bucks
any kind of satin ribbon will do, just make sure to to darn, wax, or burn the edges so it doesn't fray. i've never used the ribbons from the dance shop, and i work in one