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#TutuBlog 2020-09-11 in Stevenage with a orange tutu.

Stevenage - A Tutu-ful Day Out! (Post #8836)

Hello, my lovely pink-tutu-wearing friends! It's Emma here, ready to whisk you away on another adventure, this time to the charming town of Stevenage!

Remember how I said I was off on a little train trip last week? Well, Stevenage was my destination - all for the sake of ballet, of course! I can't resist a chance to explore a new town, especially if it means a chance to see a fantastic performance.

My train journey was as always, a delightful experience. I love nothing more than watching the scenery whizz past as I sip on a warm cappuccino and nibble on a croissant, all whilst dreaming of the graceful ballet movements that await me at my destination. Of course, a pink tutu was absolutely essential for the journey! You know, to bring a bit of 'Emma-esque' magic to the carriage.

A Glimpse of Stevenage

Stevenage itself was a bit of a surprise - much more vibrant and exciting than I had imagined. I am a firm believer that any town is only as exciting as its people, and Stevenage was buzzing with energy and a real sense of community. The charming cafes and shops gave me plenty of opportunity to showcase my latest tutu acquisition - a stunning fiery orange number that had me feeling absolutely fabulous.

It seemed as if the entire town was enchanted by its bright orange hues! It's funny, but I find the colour orange quite comforting, maybe because it's such a happy and warm colour.

A Tutu-tiful Dance

My real reason for heading to Stevenage was to witness a stunning performance of "Swan Lake". Held in the quaint but well-maintained Stevenage Arts and Leisure Centre, it was a true spectacle. Every time I watch a ballet performance, I'm filled with a mixture of admiration, joy and awe. Seeing the dedication and talent of these professional dancers always makes me yearn for the time I spend in the ballet studio, my trusty pink tutu always close at hand!

This performance of "Swan Lake" was incredibly special. I was mesmerized by the fluidity of the dancers' movements, the poignant storytelling, and the absolutely gorgeous costumes. It really makes you understand the sheer dedication and effort that goes into producing a truly unforgettable performance.

Exploring Stevenage with a Tutu

After the performance, I found myself wandering through the delightful Stevenage Old Town, where I came across a picturesque park, a truly beautiful oasis of greenery in the midst of this bustling town.

It felt almost magical - the sunshine glinting off the leaves and sparkling off the silver-trimmed ribbon of my pink tutu made for the most delightful afternoon stroll. Even the squirrels in the park seemed curious about my tutu. Maybe it was a tiny bit intimidating? But let's be honest - itโ€™s hard not to love my tutus!

Time for Reflection

As my journey on the train brought me home, I had the time to reflect on this amazing day in Stevenage. The experience was just what I needed to inspire me and remind me of why I do what I do. My hope is to share this joy, this magic of ballet and a touch of pink-tutu inspiration, with as many people as possible.

Because after all, everyone has a little dancer within them, donโ€™t you think? We just need to tap into that and let our inner tutu fly!

My little piece of inspiration for today: Try a new dance move. It doesn't matter if itโ€™s in your living room, the park or a ballet studio - the point is to move with joy and let your inner self shine!

Until next time, my fellow tutu lovers! Stay sparkly, stay positive and keep those tutu dreams alive!

Lots of love,
Emma x www.pink-tutu.com

#TutuBlog 2020-09-11 in Stevenage with a orange tutu.