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#TutuBlog 2010-03-18 in Mitcham with a feather tutu.

Mitcham Magic: Feather Tutu Adventures!

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Hello my gorgeous tutu-loving lovelies! It’s your favourite pink-obsessed ballerina, Emma, back with another whirlwind blog post direct from the heart of London. Today’s adventure takes me all the way to Mitcham, a little gem tucked away in south London. I know what you're thinking, "Mitcham? Seriously Emma?" But trust me, darling, this little place has a certain charm!

Firstly, the journey itself was utterly fabulous. I swapped my usual train for a magnificent chestnut horse named Winston. He's got such lovely manners, and you wouldn't believe how smoothly we glided through the countryside! The air was so fresh, filled with the scent of blooming lilac and the joyous song of birds, making me feel like a princess in a fairytale!

As I approached Mitcham, the scent of freshly baked bread and blooming lavender wafted through the air, greeting me like an old friend. It was a bit like stepping back in time, in a very delightful way. I immediately felt like I was stepping onto the set of a charming period film. There were cobbled streets, little tea shops with brightly coloured awnings, and even a lovely vintage bookshop that made my heart sing!

The reason I came to Mitcham was to see a stunning ballet production at the Mitcham Theatre. Now, you all know how much I adore ballet. Every performance is like a dream coming to life, and I love that feeling of getting lost in the magic and the emotions that pour through each step and twirl.

But for this show, I wanted to go all out. You see, the production was set in a fantastical world of fairies and feathers, so I couldn't resist pulling out my absolute favourite tutu – the one adorned with a dazzling cascade of soft pink feathers. I paired it with a flowing, cherry blossom-pink silk gown and, just to add a touch of mischief, some bright emerald green heels. Imagine a blend of ballerina grace, fairytale wonder, and a touch of cheeky 1950s glamour - that was me!

I literally felt like a delicate butterfly flitting about, each twirl a burst of sunshine in this beautiful theatre! The performance was incredible – a dazzling blend of artistry, emotion, and magical storytelling. It left me speechless, wanting to leap into the stage myself and join in the whirl of elegance. I must say, a touch of feather on the toes definitely brought a new kind of energy to my pirouette – it was pure joy!

After the show, I wandered around the theatre square, basking in the afterglow. You know me, I couldn’t resist sharing the love for this wonderful day with fellow theatre lovers and passersby. Imagine the looks on people’s faces when I twirled my pink feathers to the beat of a lively, little street band playing a classic ballet tune! The sheer delight and genuine happiness was contagious! It made me even more determined to spread the pink-tutu love to every corner of this amazing world.

Speaking of spreading the pink-tutu love, I got the chance to do some wild life spotting today! The Mitcham Green is a haven for wildlife, and I saw a family of playful squirrels darting through the trees. They’re so agile and adorable, truly captivating in their playful movements! The vibrant green leaves were almost shimmering as they danced in the light breeze, providing the perfect backdrop for these adorable little creatures.

Now, before I go, I want to remind all of you that the power of ballet lies not just in the artistry of the movements, but in its power to bring joy, elegance, and a sense of grace into our everyday lives. Even a little twirl in your favourite tutu can instantly brighten your day, my darlings!

And let's not forget that there is a beautiful world out there waiting to be explored, whether by horse, train or foot! Go forth and experience new places, new sights, and most importantly, remember to always wear a little sparkle – perhaps a feather tutu?

See you all tomorrow for more tutu-licious adventures! Until then, keep dancing and spread the pink-tutu love!

Love always, Emma x

#TutuBlog 2010-03-18 in Mitcham with a feather tutu.