| Updating the Costumes post |
[1st June 2009|04:44 pm] |
I posted some of the missing pictures to the All My Professional Costumes Post.
Should just be the white galabiya to do now... |
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| BGT final |
[1st June 2009|04:46 pm] |
Four dance acts out of ten- dance roolz! For me, Diversity blew everyone out of the water. They really were worthy winners. But any one of them could have done it, each for their own reasons.
Diversity and Flawless were both brilliant, technically, choreographically, their stage presence was bang on. I think Diversity pipped it for me because they have a bit more warmth and humour. Flawless are a bit more serious, which is good in the right context, but maybe a bit too intense for this.
Aidan was a sweetie, and clearly loves what he does. I said before, it’s not really my thing, but he’s good at it. I was annoyed that Simon put a downer on him. He didn’t need to do that.
And Stavros Flatley were adorable, funny and charming. They have such a good relationship and you just smile and smile when you watch them.
The constant emphasis by the judges that Britain *has* got talent does smack slightly of “we’ve got bugger all else, but we *have* got talent”, which in turn reminds me of the French slogan from the 70s- “On a pas de pétrole, mais on a des idées”.
The plan to work on Enta Omri is having to adapt. I did something to my leg yesterday, it twisted as I bent down to tie my shoelace. It’s affecting my hip and knee. I think it’s bursitis in the knee, it’s the same feeling as before, so I’m self-medicating with ibuprofen, like the doc suggested before and strapping it up. And the hip is just a minor muscle ache in the buttockular area, a bit of glute stretching and it’ll sort itself out easily enough. I’d been planning to work on Arabesques and I just don’t dare risk my knee though. I need to be able to dance on Tuesday and Thursday for class. But I can work on the music still, and choreograph in my head (which doesn’t always work, but usually does). |
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