What’s on your buffet tray? In the last installment of this series, Amy Symons and Julie Davis urged us to “face the music and make a plan.” The two solos explained how they have put together documentation systems for their own and for their mutual benefit in the event one has to step in for […]
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I am going to blame it on the natural highlights that are making an appearance at my temples, but for the first time in more than a decade of practice a client asked me, “So what happens if something happens to you?” I had an answer for him because my co-author and I had previously […]
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First, we start with the dancing alone (OK, I really wanted to get some get some tap dancing footage in here, and YouTube didn’t disappoint). When I last saw Savion Glover in Boulder, he was tapping to classical music. Here’s a fairly old clip, but it’s classic Savion. I love watching this guy tap. Yep, […]
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What is inertia anyway? I’m writing a series on this cheery topic so that we can continue the conversation about the important questions raised in the “Death of a Solo, Death of a Practice” CLE I presented in February. I told a couple jokes about death and dying at the CLE … and got some […]
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