Sophie Bress
Writer at Freelance
writes, usually about dance • words: @nytimes @nprbooks @Dance_Magazine @FjordReview @observer etc. ✍🏼 opinions my own.
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1 week ago |
dancespirit.com | Sophie Bress
Jenn Edwards has crafted a multifaceted career: She performs with Le Patin Libre, a contemporary skating company, dances, teaches, and choreographs for gymnasts and dancers, and plays in a band. Though her breadth of work is impressive, she’s also struggled with periods of self-doubt, questioning whether she truly belonged in any of her chosen fields.
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3 weeks ago |
dancemagazine.com | Sophie Bress
Jenn Edwards has crafted a multifaceted career: She performs with Le Patin Libre, a contemporary skating company, dances, teaches, and choreographs for gymnasts and dancers, and plays in a band. Though her breadth of work is impressive, she’s also struggled with periods of self-doubt, questioning whether she truly belonged in any of her chosen fields.
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3 weeks ago |
dancemagazine.com | Sophie Bress
Jenn Edwards has crafted a multifaceted career: She performs with Le Patin Libre, a contemporary skating company, dances, teaches, and choreographs for gymnasts and dancers, and plays in a band. Though her breadth of work is impressive, she’s also struggled with periods of self-doubt, questioning whether she truly belonged in any of her chosen fields.
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3 weeks ago |
pointemagazine.com | Sophie Bress
As a ballet student, you’ve likely had a teacher that just seems to be on your wavelength—their corrections and feedback style resonate, and their combinations are both fun and challenging. But sometimes, your teacher might be more difficult to connect with. Whether it’s a cultural difference, an irksome quirk, or a brusque feedback style, it’s okay if you don’t mesh well right off the bat. Luckily, there are many strategies you can use to improve the relationship—and your training experience.
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2 months ago |
dancemagazine.com | Sophie Bress
Creative costumes are like moving sculptures, seamlessly blending with sets and lighting to help dancers and choreographers bring another world to life onstage. But they can bring challenges, too. Physical therapist Giovanna Salerno, PT, DPT, OCS, says that she’s worked with several patients whose ailments can be traced to costumes. “You’re having to perform and dance, but then you have a big head on,” says Salerno, who works at NYU Langone’s Harkness Center for Dance Injuries.
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Jekyll & Hyde @BalletWest1 is definitely making my list of top 2024 performances. Check out my review @FjordReview. https://t.co/adItjKUMUU
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Honored to profile @BalletWest1's Katlyn Addison for my first @pointe_magazine cover story! https://t.co/uQ94rHJYA6
