Sophie Bress
Writer at Freelance
writes, usually about dance • words: @nytimes @nprbooks @Dance_Magazine @FjordReview @observer etc. ✍🏼 opinions my own.
Articles
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3 weeks ago |
dance-teacher.com | Sophie Bress
During the hustle and bustle of convention weekends, Beatrice,* a dance studio owner, has very strict rules about having a designated adult in charge at all times. So, when these parent chaperones were repeatedly turning up at the hotel bar, she knew she had to step in. “The kids would be like ‘Where’s my mom?’ and we would always find them at the bar,” she says.
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1 month 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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1 month 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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1 month 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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1 month 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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Honored to profile @BalletWest1's Katlyn Addison for my first @pointe_magazine cover story! https://t.co/uQ94rHJYA6
