
Jennifer Norwood Martin Love the magazine! By far the best publication for dance teachers!!

Tamsyn Topic suggestion: Display windows! I just moved into a beautiful old building on our downtown square with big window displays. All of the research I have found is about showcasing merchandise. What advice/suggestions can you give those of us with window displays?

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Suzanne Farrell was George Balanchine's most celebrated muse and remains a legendary figure in the ballet world today. Now, through the Kennedy Center's own ballet company, this great artist continues to share her intimate understanding of Balanchine's vanguard body of work. ...

Janice Riemersma I am looking for an article on making your studio a non profit. What issue, does any one know?

Brienne
We recently moved to a new location. Can you let me know how to go about changing our mailing address?? We have our mail forwarding over but I have missed September's issue along the way and have not yet received October's. I will be at udma NJ next weekend and I know you always have the current couple issues. I will p...ick up the missed ones then but want to be sure I do not miss anymore! After the rush of moving last minute...I NEED the inspiration even more right now! :) Thanks!!Read More

Jessica Allison Summers is there anywhere online i can view the magazine?

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Sanjoy Roy: These clips reveal how the late actor's classical dance training helped him smoulder on stage and screen

Cyndy Shreffler
Does anyone know the name of a well-known male ballet instructor who taught downtown Philadelphia in the late 1930 through 1940 era? My friend is 82 and was his student, but she cannot recall his name. He taught many celebrities. My friend also worked for June McAdams, who was Miss Pennsylvania 1942 or 1943. She ran a... modeling agency in the Bellevue Straton Hotel downtown Philly. Thanks. Ballet Shreffler in Troy, OHioRead More

Cyndy Shreffler
The magazine gives me inspiration, keeps me grounded, and gives me teaching suggestions. We don't do competitions. I teach only ballet. I enjoy the techniques section where teaching skills (how to improve turns, body alignment, and the like) are explained. I also like the articles that feature suggestions on how to cre...ate music collections and use technology for performances. I am too much of a people pleaser sometimes, so the magazine helps me deal with "letting some students go" or not trying to be all things, how to enforce dress codes without being crazy, and things like that. Thanks. Ballet Shreffler in Troy, OhioRead More

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New DLTV Feature: Joe Tremaine in his own words!
Special "up close and personal" DLTV interview, Joe Tremaine shares his thoughts on the life!
He's done it all . . . professional performer, choreographer, master teacher, school owner and the producer of one of the most respected conventions in the world. Tremaine is humorous, revealing and honest in this conversation with DLTV!
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Dance Studio Life Magazine How do you define lyrical dance—is it modern? Jazz? A hybrid? An "anything goes" form? And what's most appealing about it to you or your students? Send your responses, with your name, school name, city, and state, in a message to arisa@rheegold.com.

Dance Studio Life Magazine www.dancelifetv.com Check out our latest feature on DanceLifeTV. Be inspired by Company d from Memphis, TN, a performing arts troupe of young adults with Down Syndrome. The spirit of dance is present in everyone . . . Company d reminds us of that, for sure! Enjoy--Rhee
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