Fun Friday Flop
The verb “flop” means: to fall, move, or
hang in a heavy, loose and ungainly way. For a performer or a show it means: be
completely unsuccessful; fail totally.
Whew! This is why there is no flopping in ballet! No flopping in technique or the scary thought of having a performance flop. No ungainly movements, No shows that flop. There is no flopping in ballet, period.
Of course, at the end of a long, hard day flopping on the sofa or into bed is permitted.
Whew! This is why there is no flopping in ballet! No flopping in technique or the scary thought of having a performance flop. No ungainly movements, No shows that flop. There is no flopping in ballet, period.
Of course, at the end of a long, hard day flopping on the sofa or into bed is permitted.
From the Big
Blue Book of Ballet Secrets
Statute #152:
“There is no flopping in ballet.”
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― Jack London
― Jack London
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