by Lori Cavise | Feb 11, 2021 | Reflection, Shows
As a young child, I used to get melancholy ringing in a new year. “Saying goodbye” to the old year felt like saying farewell to an old familiar friend. But like most people, I was more than ready to say goodbye and good riddance to 2020! I venture it is a year none of...
by Danielle Santos | Jul 12, 2020 | Reflection
WHAT HAPPENED ON ZOOM? I have to say when I first started teaching on Zoom, I was skeptical. In order for everyone to follow along I had to step back and do the combinations from far enough away that the camera could catch my full body. That meant I couldn’t see my...
by Lori Cavise | Jun 12, 2020 | Reflection
Emptying Some Thoughts It was an eerie feeling walking into 273 Halstead Avenue on a late May day. The place was so empty and quiet. My husband, Joe Cavise, had been going to the studio about once a week, during these last few months just to “check up on the place”...
by Lori Cavise | May 27, 2020 | Reflection, Shows
BLOG When To Start Ballet Class? by Lori Cavise | Jan 30, 2022 | Classes, UncategorizedAs a mom of two and having been in the field of dance education for several decades, I have often been asked about the best way to introduce dance classes to young children. Both of...
by Lori Cavise | May 13, 2020 | Reflection, Uncategorized
I recently became inspired when I stumbled on short video on Facebook featuring Deepak Chopra (MD, Founder the Chopra Foundation). He was speaking about reinvention and the clip included the following, “The worst use of imagination is anxiety. And the best use of...
by Lori Cavise | Apr 4, 2020 | Reflection
There are moments in life when something crystallizes in one’s mind and alters their world. These are sometimes happy events, but when think of that phrase “where were you when?” it’s often attached to something unthinkable. It can be a personal event but as with...
