It's Showtime!

17 years ago - #dancing#swing

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Last night we had our first performance of our Charleston dance routine. It's been a long 8 weeks of rehearsal and there were times when I was worried that I'd never get the choreography. Then shortly after I got the choreography, I was worried I'd never get it up to the speed of the music. I'm actually at the point now where everything seems pretty manageable, and it's a matter of everything being sharp and tight.

Technically, last night's performance was called a dress rehearsal, but there was an audience of about 30 people. I seemed to be the only with jitters, but I think some of the other troupe members were not letting on how much their nerves were affecting them.

The performance went great. The parts that I saw of it looked really hot. And the audience went wild. They started cheering about halfway through the piece and by the end, there was consistent cheering and applauding and by the time we hit our final pose, the audience went wild.

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Here's a shot of the final pose. My face is blocked, but I'm the one in a center with a female on my back.

We have two more performances left:

Thursday, Apr 26th Frim Fram (412 8th Ave. 4th floor) We'll perform at 11:00pm Friday, Apr 27th Dance Manhattan We perform as part of the Guest Night

And one final photo, we bowed as we were being showered with applause.

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Well, the Charleston performances have come and gone. I had a blast. It was very well received.
As it turns out, there were two people making videos of our Charleston performance at Frim Fram. No one in our troupe knows who took these or how they got posted on YouTube. It's kinda creepy. Am I being filmed right now without my permission? Probably.
I guess I have to face the fact that I'm not going to have my new site up any time soon. At this point, I think hitting January 15th would be a tough deadline.