Dance Teacher In Training Pillows

Dance Course "How are course applications going" "Slow,slow,fast,fast,slow..."

"I'm sorry, Your Majesty. It's always my intention to leave you laughing."

Thought for today: "All the world's a stage." - Shakespeare. And boy, are there a lot of drama critics.

'If you were disturbed by any issues raised, please call your mum.'

"Aristophanes explains comedy"

'They all want to play the star.'

A fairy with wand and crown in pink tutu

'Hamlet'

Turn, turn and turn.

"I had a fear of speaking in front of people, which is why I shadow puppet and sing the lessons."

"Welcome to Off-Off-Off Broadway."

'Tony, you always try to lead.'

Trump! The Musical

Hug and Do a Chorus Line Kick.

'How's everyone doing tonight - that is the question.'

The Mouse King appears in the Nutcracker

"From the gentleman at the end of the barre."

'Pass it to Dewey! He's got himself into some kind of rhythm!!'

"If it appears that I only act like I'm working, it's because I minored in Theater."

'Here's something that should suit your wooden acting style. How do you fancy playing the lead in Pinocchio?'

At Ireland's oldst and most respected school of dance, Mrs O'Hara made a terrible discovery... (Book entitled 'The book of Irish dancing vol. 2 - How to incorporate the arms')

"O Lord—why art thou such a drama queen?"

Madame Rejane- Famous French Actress in the Part of Madame Sans Gene

Cossack dancers

"One!...Two!...Now spread those tail feathers..."

"If he tries to dip, Mrs. Callister, you mustn't hesitate to use the choke chain."

Shakespeare. Hamlet. Romeo and Juliet. "To be or not to be, that is the question". "We are such stuff …As dreams are made of …" "What's in a name? That which we call a rose by any other word would small as sweet." That Shakespeare guy had some neat sound bites.

'It's cutting edge theatre.'

'Every new year Gym membership goes up - for the Panto season.'

'Who I played in Summer Stock.'

Odette from Swan Lake

Cygnets from Swan Lake

"My only love sprung from my only hate!"

When at a loss for words Colin would often resort to communicating through the medium of contemporary dance.

Macbeth: Take Two