Dance Informa Magazine United Kingdom
All posts tagged "advice for dancers"
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216Dance Advice10 new school year tips for dance students
How was summer for you? Did you get what you needed? Enough rest and time to indulge other interests, or maybe you...
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134Dance AdviceRaising the barre: Ryan Jenkins and Javier Torres discuss the launch of Elite Associates Programme
This September, the esteemed Acosta Dance Centre and Ryan Jenkins, renowned director and choreographer, will launch an exciting new training initiative that...
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4.0KDance AdviceIt’s a small world: Dance opportunities on UK islands
“I get cheques for class fees sent to me, addressed to ‘The Shetland Ballet Teacher.’ Just that and the postie knows where...
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920Dance Teacher ResourcesStudio owners: 10 tips for a great end-of-year show!
Thinking about show-time? A studio owner preparing for a show has much pressure on their shoulders; conjuring up inspirational ideas (usually the...
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1.6KDance AdviceFarches: Faking it, or the new normal?
In classical ballet, beautifully curved arches are both a requirement and an obsession. Ballet dancers strive for graceful, curving lines in the...
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1.4KDance AdviceSurviving the UK winter: Dancers edition
When the Christmas lights are a distant dream, and the bleak, foggy drabness of a typical British winter lingers on, it can...
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952Dancer HealthIntro to the foot: A marvel of motion
Let’s start from the ground up… The human foot is a complex structure, vital for movement and balance. With 26 bones and...
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902Dance AdviceConvention: Is it worth it?
Considering whether or not to take your dancer or dance students to a dance convention? Attending a dance convention is not only...
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2.4KFeaturedPotential, tenacity and composure: Your guide to success when auditioning for The Royal Ballet School
Every year, dancers from all over the world dream of successfully auditioning and attending The Royal Ballet School, following in the footsteps...
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1.7KDance AdviceOutside of classical: Pointe shoes and the unique needs of contemporary ballet
In ballet companies, contemporary dance has moved to the main stage. The floating bourrées of the Willis in Giselle have given way...
