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#TutuBlog 2017-06-20 in Pinner with a black tutu.

Pinner Pretty: A Tutu-ful Day Out (Post #7657)

Hello darlings! Emma here, and today's been an absolute dream! You see, there's something so magical about a day trip, particularly when it involves a pretty pink tutu and the gentle rumble of a train journey. Yes, I'm off on a tutu adventure!

Now, you all know that I, your very own pink tutu princess, absolutely adore a bit of train travel. The rhythmic clickety-clack, the beautiful landscapes whizzing by, the quiet reflection time - all contribute to the perfect ballet-themed day out. Today, it's Pinner calling, and I'm rocking my favourite black tutu (a touch of gothic glam with a pink ribbon, of course!), feeling as elegant and graceful as a ballerina swan.

As the train gently chugs its way towards London, I can't help but smile at all the excited whispers about the performance at the Pinner Ballet School. I mean, who doesn't love a bit of ballet? It's the most elegant and expressive art form, truly captivating the soul with its graceful movements.

When I finally reach Pinner, the first thing I do is treat myself to a delicious cupcake at the most adorable cafe (which I'll definitely tell you all about later - let's just say it involved the cutest pink chairs). It's essential to have some sugar and energy for an evening of dance, you know?

But my main attraction, of course, was the Pinner Ballet School itself. As I enter the grand, historic building, a wave of warmth and joy washes over me. This is the home of countless dreams and aspirations, and the air itself hums with the excitement of young talent.

Inside, it's an explosion of pinks and purples, with a glorious mix of aspiring dancers practicing with genuine passion. The smell of polish and leather hangs in the air, a comforting scent of hard work and dedication. The air buzzes with the rhythmic click, click of their shoes and the excited chatter before the evening's performance.

I settle into my plush velvet seat in the hall, eagerly anticipating the show. My heart leaps with joy as the curtains rise, revealing the enchanting stage adorned with breathtaking scenery. The lighting is phenomenal; it literally paints the stage in different moods. Every pirouette and arabesque, every elegant plié and jeté – all performed with such passion and grace, bringing tears to my eyes! The talent in this group is unreal! I could watch this all night!

Then, the curtain closes and the applause roars. This is why I love ballet – it stirs something deep within you, evokes emotion like no other art form can. The young ballerinas are filled with excitement, their faces beaming with pride – their journey as budding artists just beginning!

Later, I grab a little bit of dinner at a quaint little restaurant down a quiet cobbled street in Pinner. The aroma of warm garlic bread is truly intoxicating. You're all gonna love this restaurant, so I’ll make sure I add a proper blog post on this place tomorrow.

As the day draws to a close, I hop back onto the train, watching the London lights slowly disappear in my rear view window. A feeling of contentment settles in; a deep sense of satisfaction at witnessing the pure passion and raw talent that unfolds in a tiny village in Greater London. This is what it’s all about - celebrating art and beauty, inspiring a little magic into everyone’s day.

Back home in Derbyshire, I can't wait to start a new week filled with exciting ballet classes, pink-tutu themed outfits, and dreams of the stage! And guess what? There's already a show happening in Derby itself – yes, I'm heading straight to see “Giselle” at Derby Theatre. How fantastic is that?!

I do hope you all are planning to put on a little something pink or even try out a dance class yourself this week – after all, every single one of you can become a ballerina. If you’re ever visiting London or indeed, the gorgeous Derbyshire countryside – get in touch! Let’s explore the world of ballet, beauty, and tutus together!

Until next time, stay sparkling!

XOXO

Emma www.pink-tutu.com

#TutuBlog 2017-06-20 in Pinner with a black tutu.