AUSTRALIAN BALLET COMPANY
what is it like in a ballet company?
hay every body i would like to know how it is like to be in a ballet company.i want to go to waapa and then get into a ballet company don’t know which one but the australian ballet is on my list.i am from perth WA and very serious about ballet. i would like to know about you and how it is like to be in a ballet company and do you like it etc….
please answer
thanks
i know it is very hard to get in but i am very comitted and my ballet teacher thinks i can do it. i am allso home schooled so it is not hard for me to fit in school work.i am 11 and doing my high schooling early.i have one problem with scroowing up my toes and looking down please help me with that.
Check out other websites which have companies. They have a strict regiment – eating, dancing, classes (schooling), different instructions and movements, practices. Have you tried out for any casting calls for your age group? Is there a “local” ballet company which you can probably visit, review on the internet?
Now for your toes and looking down – I believe your teacher says patience and practice, practice, practice! You know the steps, keep your chin up!
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