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Start at the dancing. No doubt theres potential in the dancers, its obvious. But gimmicks, creativity, and complexity all fall SECONDARY to having dancers who can handle it. I can better appreciate a very bland, simple performance with strong dancers across the board than a set that tries to compensate by being flashy... which works to a certain extent but your dancers have to meet some baseline level. I'd say focus on just that for Giant, getting a performance on stage where you can see stability of dancers across the board. Then, even a simpler set will look much much better. Nonetheless, creative potential is also there so keep it up!GSingh said:Thanks for the comments. And please people, don't be modest. There is no better critique than a well educated audience.![]()
Noted: Smile and energy were definitely lacking. Will work on it for GIANT! 8)
+1Kush said:Start at the dancing. No doubt theres potential in the dancers, its obvious. But gimmicks, creativity, and complexity all fall SECONDARY to having dancers who can handle it. I can better appreciate a very bland, simple performance with strong dancers across the board than a set that tries to compensate by being flashy... which works to a certain extent but your dancers have to meet some baseline level. I'd say focus on just that for Giant, getting a performance on stage where you can see stability of dancers across the board. Then, even a simpler set will look much much better. Nonetheless, creative potential is also there so keep it up!GSingh said:Thanks for the comments. And please people, don't be modest. There is no better critique than a well educated audience.![]()
Noted: Smile and energy were definitely lacking. Will work on it for GIANT! 8)