#TutuBlog 2019-03-01 in Luton with a american style tutu.

Hey darlings! It's Emma, back again with another installment of my tutu-tastic adventures! Today, I'm waltzing into your lives straight from the vibrant, energetic heart of Luton. Yes, Luton! The town that may not immediately spring to mind as a ballet-lover's haven, but trust me, there's something special brewing in this corner of Bedfordshire.

I woke up feeling particularly adventurous this morning, and the call of the railway line was irresistible. The train journey itself was a treat - it's always so lovely to watch the world whizzing past from the window, spotting sleepy villages, bustling towns, and fields of bright green. I even saw a field full of grazing sheep - a sight that never fails to make me smile. They're such charming, fluffy little creatures. Maybe I should get myself a pet sheep? Hmm…food for thought!

Once I reached Luton, I decided to make my entrance a statement, so what did I wear? A classic pink tutu, of course! My gorgeous, flowy, super-sparkly pink tutu that twirls so effortlessly and catches the light like a rainbow after a summer storm. It's the kind of tutu that makes people smile and gasp with joy, and it's always a conversation starter. Today, it was all about letting the tutu do the talking - so I kept the rest of my outfit simple and chic, a white top and a denim jacket that brought a bit of urban cool to my ballet-inspired look.

My first stop was a charming little ballet studio hidden away in a back street. Now, don’t go judging by its location! The space inside was bursting with colour and character. The walls were adorned with inspirational quotes, and a huge mirror stood at the front of the studio, reflecting a vibrant vision of pink.

I joined a class filled with people of all ages and backgrounds. From little girls who could barely reach the barre to seasoned dancers with graceful elegance, the passion for dance was evident in every step. As I learned the choreography, I was surprised to feel how this classic form of movement could adapt to modern styles. Our instructor was a ball of energy and enthusiasm - I’m pretty sure he did more twirling than we did! He encouraged us to embrace our inner ballerinas and have fun.

Speaking of fun, after class, I treated myself to a delicious, pink milkshake - a vital part of any ballerina’s diet (if you don’t already know). I must admit, I wasn’t able to resist snapping a photo of my milkshake with my tutu. (See below. 😉). I’m going to start a hashtag #MilkshakesAndTutustagram, let’s get everyone on board, I think this might be the start of a brand new trend.

Later on, I headed over to the town's beautiful theatre. The majestic building itself was like something out of a fairy tale. And what did I find when I got there? A whole programme dedicated to ballet and dance, everything from classical to contemporary. I’ve always said that Luton’s got a secret - this incredible passion for art and expression has really impressed me. I saw "Giselle" in a new and fascinating interpretation. And if you thought Giselle was always tragic, you were in for a surprise - it’s a love story with an irresistible romantic twist that left me completely swept away.

I always find inspiration in ballet shows. It reminds me why I do what I do, and I know how fortunate I am to be able to follow my dreams and share my love of ballet with the world. You guys are all my dance family, even if you’ve never even seen me on stage!

As my day in Luton drew to a close, I couldn’t resist taking one last spin in my tutu before boarding my train home. You know how much I love that little flourish at the end! And just as I thought, the world around me just became a little brighter!

There’s just something about a pink tutu - it always leaves me feeling full of energy and ready for anything. It’s not just about the outward expression, although the beauty and creativity definitely don’t hurt! For me, a tutu represents passion, strength, and endless possibilities. It’s a reminder that we can achieve anything we set our minds to if we’re bold enough to believe in our dreams and follow our hearts.

I hope you’ve enjoyed my adventures today, darling! Let’s keep twirling. Until next time, may your day be filled with pink and glitter.

P.S Don’t forget to check out www.pink-tutu.com! Love you, lots.

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