Dance Audition
 

I have an audition on Sunday - wish me luck!

Hopefully this one turns out better than the Resident Evil fiasco! :lol:

Hi little dancer, my thoughts are with you, dance with your soul, and the very best of luck to you. Come back and let us know how you fare. :D

Best of luck to you Little Dancer. We will be thinking of you on Sunday.

Good luck LD.

Hey Little Dancer - we will all be thinking of you this end :wink:
The lad wants to know if you can get any spare body parts from this one :twisted:

Break a leg! (=Good luck!) :))


Patricia
... wondering if little dancer is a welder as well 8O

I wish you all the luck in the world Leah :D



Maria

Wishing you the very best of luck- let us know how it goes!

Sherrie

Good Luck!!!!

Good luck

Good luck little dancer with your audition on Sunday.

~Autumn~

Good Luck to you, Little Dancer!

best wishes - hope everything goes well for you

xx

All the best of luck dancer hope you get it

Chrissy

wwwwwwweeeeeellllllllllllllllllllllllllllll????
How did it go then??

Unfortunately- I partially tore a hip flexor and had to rest up for performing this week (I'm in a festival in Sudbury) so I couldn't go to the audition :cry:

...as a matter of interest, here's my dance bio (it mentions our lovely Mr. Loaf!) for the programme this week!


Leah has been dancing since the age of three, when her mother finally gave in and enrolled her in ballet lessons. It wasn’t until she attended Canterbury High School for the fine arts, however, that she first met, and fell in love with, Modern dance. During her time at Canterbury, Leah equally worked as an Agit- Prop choreographer and performer with Big Apparatus Theatre, and Counternote Productions as well as in various musicals. Leah began her post-secondary studies at Concordia, where she experimented in contact work with Louis Guilmet (formerly of La La La Human Steps). She completed her BFA at York University, in Toronto, providing her the opportunity of performing in FFIDA (2001), as well as continuing her own choreography and performance work with York Dances. Leah performed with the York Dance Ensemble (2002-2003) and had an absolute blast working with choreographers that included Danny Grossman, and Andrea Nann. Leah hopes to continue performing and choreographing in a variety of delineation in the future, but considers her 1999 impromptu performance with singer, Meat Loaf, as her all time favorite dance memory.

Oh I'm so sorry to hear that - make sure you heal fully before trying anything daft -

Luv the bio thanks for sharing :lol:

Leah, thank you for the dance-bio!
Get well soon!

xxx

Mariella

Thanks guys!

It's better allready- AND it was an excuse to skip the lower body weights at the gym!!

Thanks for all your support guys!