 the male dancer
written by Snarky at on 27.11. at 08:10:56 - as answer to: Dancing classical ballet wearing a wig - impossible for men ? by Bernd >Hello,>even today after all the progress in science, medicine and pharmacology - there's still no cure for male hair-loss (balding, androgenetic alopecia). Some people get bald before they reach the age of 24 and some are even younger. There are many good ways to substitute hair but most of them are quite costly and time-consuming. Therefore many men with hair-loss problems wear wigs. >I want to ask you what you think about a ballet dancer wearing a wig ? Do you accept or disagree ?>Many greetings >Bernd Bernd, it would depend on the hairpiece. The more extensive the wig, the more obvious it will be to other people. A truly conspicuous wig makes its owner the object of ridicule or pity. Whether audience members would see it is another matter. In that case, it would depend on the distance between the audience and the stage; also, the stage. Answers to this message: |
