 the male dancer
written by Tom             on 19.03. at 03:29:31 - as answer to: TOM! TAKE THIS ONE! by balletboy> I left the East Coast about five years ago. I really don't know> what's current. > Tom's out that way! I would trust that he could give you more> current advice. > Sorry I couldn't help, but New York City changes, and way too fast! Ed, what do you mean by "open class"? One where you can just dropin, or one that's open to any level of competence whatever? If thelatter, I encountered one at Broadway Dance a couple of summersago. People of all levels, from near-professionals all the waydown to me. If you mean, a "drop-in" class...well, I'm prejudiced. (We're allprejudiced, if it comes to that: we all tend to think the place wego is the best.) So bear that in mind. I myself take an adultbeginners' class with Robert Atwood at Steps. He's thorough, VERYclear, good natured & good humored. He has developed a following over the years, & no wonder. But actually, the best policy is just to shop around. What worksfor one person may not for another, & I've found that shoppingaround can be very revealing, very interesting, and even fun attimes. Hope that helps. Tom Parsons Answers to this message:
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