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I'm in a bit of a quandry. I've recently attended a local professional ballet production, and a flyer was inserted in the program requesting audience feedback. I have some, but it's not all positive. The ballets, Nutcracker excepted, are not well attended. I'm torn about whether I should offer my opinion, and if I do, determine the best way to do it. I'm inclined to write a letter to the AD, but the other options are to anonymously complete the survey, and to complete the survey including my contact information. Do any of you have suggestions on whether I should proceed, and how? If I do write the letter, is more specific information better than a vague description of what I found lacking? I hope I've posted this in the correct place, since it seems to be the catch-all forum. Thanks for your help.

I've been a (mostly reading) member of Ballet Talk for Dancers for a couple of years, and find myself here more and more frequently. After the recent membership drive, I decided to register. I feel I have more to learn than to add so I probably won't post frequently. I attend the ballet when I can, I'm an adult student, and my children are also ballet students. The last time we went to the Kennedy Center, for their "Etoiles" program, we were in nearly the last row of the top tier. Back in the old days I had season tickets to the ballet there. I didn't realize how good I had it, and am now kicking myself for giving up pretty good Orchestra seats.