Where are all the men?

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Permalink Reply by Edie Ollwerther on July 23, 2009 at 7:18pm

I'm so glad to see how all of you gentlemen feel about boys dancing. Now if we could just get the message out. Any ideas?

Roger Laurence said:

I know I didn't get involved in dance when I was young cause it was considered girly, and my father would have never allowed it. It's a shame, because I'm having a heck of a time doing it now!

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Permalink Reply by Jet on July 24, 2009 at 1:10pm

Convince dads that the way sons end up on shows like 'So you think you can dance' and more 'masculine' forms of dance- is through taking lessons at a young age.

I think it also helps to have classes at studios that are for boys only- although that sounds ridiculous (and I think it is) it would convince some parents that what their sons are doing is acceptable.

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Permalink Reply by Vincent Calderone on July 29, 2009 at 12:55pm

I think dance is cool but not waltzing or anything like that. Breaking on the floor is where it's at.

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Permalink Reply by Robert Evans on August 14, 2009 at 12:53pm

I saw this movie at the Beekman Theater in NYC. After the movie, I shared secrets with the gals there: 1. I got in for a senior price, even though I'm only 62. 2. Can you be gay and join your group? They said Yes, to both of these things.

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Permalink Reply by Carmen Lorenzo Skrine on September 13, 2009 at 5:40am

I am 54, love to dance, I usally take a ballroom dancing class as a birthday present to myself. So all you have to do is fake it til you make it. Whose going to know, further more why should you care, have some fun.

Robert Evans said:

I saw this movie at the Beekman Theater in NYC. After the movie, I shared secrets with the gals there: 1. I got in for a senior price, even though I'm only 62. 2. Can you be gay and join your group? They said Yes, to both of these things.

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