Originally Posted by sofakat:
“I've taught a few dancers who could not emote and it took me a while to get through their reserve. Some will never work it out and their performance is less moving as a result. Some people are great in a chorus, but can never have what it takes to be a soloist.
Having it all is rare. Seeing someone develop and shine is just brilliant!
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“I've taught a few dancers who could not emote and it took me a while to get through their reserve. Some will never work it out and their performance is less moving as a result. Some people are great in a chorus, but can never have what it takes to be a soloist.
Having it all is rare. Seeing someone develop and shine is just brilliant!
”
Yes me too.
How many times is it true that the more successful dancer will not be the one with the most technique, but someone who can project themselves very well along with their technique.
I do think he has the potential to shine though, just highlighting that it isn't as easy as some think to get that performance quality up there and some people have it naturally and some never will have it.
I was always a big performer, I was quite shy when I was little, when I got a solo very young my Mother didn't think I would even go in the stage, ghen I went in and just performed, nobody had really told me what to do with my face or anything, it just came to me naturally. It's a strange one.





