Dance Academy Kat Novels & Stories

“Well now you’ve gathered here. I have announced to my invitation that there would be a couple dance game and whether it may be contemporary or ballet. The prize is going a 3 days staycation at the Elite Mangrove and of course sponsored by Mr. Alex Vasilev. Aside from that we all know Mr. Vasilev as a danseur with his own ballet school. He has an upcoming ballet concert as well and he is open for the auditions. You might as well get the chance to be invited.” Anita announced and Catherine now realized that Dex and the others are now wearing their ballet shoes. Well not everyone but a few of them. “Who are you partnered with?” Catherine whispered to Lyra. “Oh, I’m not going to join. I just fe

Anna nodded, "what is the theme of the commercial and script?" "let’s try your dance moves first, I saw you have some flexibility, so I want to see the full extent of it and your dance move, so we can first design the moves first." Catherine told one of her staff who was the choreographer "Mac, first teach a simply moves as long she can master the simplified version, the full version will definitely not be a problem, later on, she can train for the full version once she joins the crew." "Alright," Mac stood up, "Should we just do it here?"

“C’mon sweetie, you got to be in your room. Your dance teacher will be waiting. She let me take her hand, and I led her out of the gym room, leaving her fathers staring at me as if what I was doing was wrong. “You know it's our twelfth year anniversary today, and you really need to conclude your dance lessons so you don’t feel left out in the party, and then there’s the fits check.” Kaela snapped her hand back away from my grasp and stopped moving. I stilled, and with wide eyes, I turned to look at her. “What is going on, Kaela?” I blinked at her. “I’m not interested,” she said. “What?” “The party, the anniversary, the dance lessons, all of it,” she snapped. “I’m not interested in any of it.

Coco was focused on her dance in front of the mirror and remarked without even batting an eye, “Mom, please throw away all the gifts for me, I don't need them.” “Alright.” Astrid noted Coco’s obsession with her dance practice and suddenly had a thought occur to her, “Coco, there’s going to be a youth dance competition in two weeks, would you like to join?” “Sure!” Coco's eyes lit up. “I have always regretted not getting to dance in the Four Little Swans performance on Children’s Day back in kindergarten.” Astrid immediately brought Coco to visit her former dance tutor, Janice Clayborne. Janice had started a dance studio and managed to make a name for herself in the city through blood, sweat,

Lila's pov Damon got off the table. “A while ago,” he said, his voice quieter now, “there was this protest. A big one. Hundreds of people gathered to speak out against the G.H.C. Kids were there, Lila. Families. People who had been hurt, who’d lost everything because of those bastards.”

Just cold assessment. The other four women filed in behind her. My mother made introductions—Alpha Vera from the northern territories, Alpha Simone from the western coast, Alpha Margot from the mountain packs, and Luna Diane, who served as the Council's record keeper. Each woman studied me like I was a specimen under glass. "Khione Thorne." Celeste said my married name like it tasted bad. "Or should I say Khione Volkov? I understand you've been keeping your true identity rather quiet."

"Sorry, we haven't officially opened yet. If you want to learn, you can come back after we open." The young woman smiled upon hearing that. "I wanted to ask if you need an instructor, a dance teacher?" Jade and Tiffany glanced at each other. They had been so focused on renovating the dance studio that they hadn't thought about instructors yet. Now that someone was volunteering, it was quite a coincidence. Tiffany suppressed her excitement and asked calmly, "We do need one. What genre of dance are you good at?" "I specialize in Latin and Cha-Cha, and I'm also proficient in jazz," the young woman said as she demonstrated a few professional moves. Her posture and expression were spot-on, indica

She shook her head and sighed. " No Bribri " She turn around and walked back into the bathroom. I sighed as I walked back into the bedroom to pack our dance bag. This afternoon we will be at the dance studio until 7. Delilah will be taking two different classes today. Ballet with Madam Alexandrova, the owner of the studio and pointe with me. She's a Russian lady who is just in love with Delilah.

If there was a dance school in the city, Dawn and Keenan would be considered Senior dancers, they could even be instructors. “Kevin, shall we show the choreography for tango?” “Sure.” Kevin nodded. Hugo played the music, “El Huracan” for them and the teachers danced. Hugo guessed that it wouldn’t be just him and Carissa dancing the tango, just like how Dawn and Keenan were teaching them the choreography for the standard waltz. “Nicole, Max..Jodie, Leo.. Would you like to dance this as well?” Allison asked after the music stopped.

But I know that the next day she will come and will pretend that she doesn't hate me because Jack is paying her good money for her job. I took my phone and turn on the song "'the Neighborhood-Afraid" I scratched my neck a little bit from one side to another, I step around a few steps and began to dance. I raised up my leg slowly than with one hand I easily grabbed it and spin around myself, my back was relaxed for the first time and I didn't push myself to think about choreography anymore, I just swam in the music with my dance, and my movements felt so easy, my body felt so calmed and organized. I finished my dance and tears released from my eyes, but I quickly wiped my tears.