Would be a huge understatement. With an AP World History exam looming in something like 10 days, and Swan Lake next weekend, life has been hectic. Rehearsals til 8:30 or 9 every night, then coming home and studying. I've barely had time to sleep, let alone blog.
And though it's been a busy couple of weeks, I've really enjoyed it. In class, Mr. Peter did the usual and pushed down on me when I was in a split. And I slid right down into one. Now, I still can't get quite to the floor without added pressure, but it's none the less an encouraging development.
In Swan Lake, I will be performing as a Court Gentlemen in the matinee and evening shows, and a Czardas dancer in the matinee. Performing in the show is half of the equation, and the other half is just being able to watch the rehearsals. Watching this epic ballet with Eddie Tovar and Hannah Bettes starring is inspiring beyond words. With the grand music and heartbreaking choreography, it's really one of the most beautiful ballets there is. For those in the Tampa area, I would encourage you to come see the show. It's going to be amazing and tickets are selling out fast.
The night before Swan Lake, I will be performing my YAGP solo in a showcase, which I'm really looking forward to. Having the opportunity to practice my variation again has been great because I've improved since I started, and have a fresh perspective on it.
I would write more, but I've got some more of that studying to do. I'll update as things happen. The year is beginning to come to an end. And that brings in a whole new era for ballet life.
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