I'm having so much fun poking around this site. I can't believe I never knew it existed!
I fell in love with ballet at a young age and studied at a quasi-professional school quite seriously. I'm too tall, however, to have ever made ballet into a career. No matter, my interests are diverse now -- from life in Africa to a career in medicine. I will always love the ballet though.
I'm in my early thirties which means I've seen (and remember) dancers from the mid-1980's onwards. I have lived in New York and around London, and I am most familiar with dance in those two cities.
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, Jun 05 2007 06:14 PM
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Posted 05 June 2007 - 06:48 PM
Welcome to Ballet Talk, susibee. We're glad to have you with us and we're so pleased that you're enjoying the site. You have a wonderful history with ballet. We hope you'll participate in our discussions and add your ballet insight in our exchanges. Like you we all love ballet.
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Posted 05 September 2007 - 05:31 PM
susibee, on Jun 5 2007, 09:14 PM, said:
I'm having so much fun poking around this site. I can't believe I never knew it existed!
I fell in love with ballet at a young age and studied at a quasi-professional school quite seriously. I'm too tall, however, to have ever made ballet into a career. No matter, my interests are diverse now -- from life in Africa to a career in medicine. I will always love the ballet though.
I'm in my early thirties which means I've seen (and remember) dancers from the mid-1980's onwards. I have lived in New York and around London, and I am most familiar with dance in those two cities.
I fell in love with ballet at a young age and studied at a quasi-professional school quite seriously. I'm too tall, however, to have ever made ballet into a career. No matter, my interests are diverse now -- from life in Africa to a career in medicine. I will always love the ballet though.
I'm in my early thirties which means I've seen (and remember) dancers from the mid-1980's onwards. I have lived in New York and around London, and I am most familiar with dance in those two cities.
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Posted 05 September 2007 - 08:30 PM
Welcome to you too, angieballerina. We're glad you are enjoying the site and that you find it, well, terrific! We look forward to having you share in our discussions.
Giannina
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