....follow your dream !
written by Basheva on 23.10. at 18:04:23 - as answer to: Wanting to go Professional. . . Again. by Elois I am a bit confused by your post. At first you mention Ballet but end up with hip-hop. I can only help with ballet. The problem for adults if always to find a teacher who will take you seriously. There is no reason why you can't fulfill your dream. There are several adult summer intensives available. If you e-mail me at ORZAK@aol.com I will give you the list - it's quite lengthy. Basheva >In attempt not to sound like another Julia Stiles movie, > I'm 21, female, and I've always wanted to dance professional>ballet. I've danced a total of 11 or 12 years, and reached a>pre-professional level. However since I was 16, my dancing hasn't been>terribly consistant beccause of family issues. Finally, I detached>myself from everything remotely related to ballet in hopes to keep>from crying (Yes, even listening to Chopin).> Last year, I moved to the Bay Area and ballet found me (again). I>realized that I had to face the reality of my mistake. I've been>dancing and dieting since June, in hopes to reach my goal. (After all,>if Stiles can do it, why can't I?)> I've been told by my current teacher that on a national and>regonal level, I still have a chance. However, being back in Oregon,>I'm in need of intensive training and I have yet to find any intensive>year round or summer programs that will allow dancers over the age of>18. Furthermore, it's hard finding instructors that will take me>seriously when they find out that I'm 21. I am in college right now,>but this summer, I am willing to go anywhere to get the training I>need. If anyone has any advice, I could sure use it. For I have yet>to find a hip-hop dancing friend to show me the way. :)>Thanks,>E Answers to this message:
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