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Oh, just saw Crystal this past weekend, and Cirque is right in their wheelhouse.
I am so
for them!
I am so

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Manta/Johnson are retiring from competition and joining a Cirque du Soleil show
https://twitter.com/JoeJohnsonIce/status/1119043371652091904
https://www.instagram.com/p/BwawH1DF-hm/
Uggg, where are those Reeses peanut butter eggs?
I was sad to see this, but really, they would have a very tough road ahead to rise in the ranks, so if this is a good option for them, I'm glad they are taking it.
CBS Chicago did a story on 2019 U.S. Novice Dance pewter medalists Elliana & Ethan Peal with their coach/dad, Rob: https://chicago.cbslocal.com/2019/05/02/brother-sister-ice-dancing-duo-dreams-of-olympic-gold
Also on YT: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cxuj5tOk0ZU
Clips of Oona & Gage Brown's exhibition version of their [2018-19] Junior free dance (her assisted lift of him at the end drew big applause) at the Ice Theatre of New York's "Spring Unplugged" show on May 2nd: https://www.instagram.com/p/Bw_IL1enHFy/
Inese Bucevica coached Oona & Gage Brown at Nationals and I believe they currently are working with her on Long Island.I hope their coaching situation is being worked out.
Haven't heard any updates on Andrew, but really felt he gave the Browns something unique.Inese Bucevica coached Oona & Gage Brown at Nationals and I believe they currently are working with her on Long Island.
We also saw both the Peals and the Browns in Lake Placid last summer and were very impressed by both teams.Saw both of these teams at Lake Placid this year, very early in the season. She caught my eye when nationals was held in Kansas City. The Peal's free dance is hands-down the best interpretation for me of "The Greatest Showman" for me performed this season.
The Browns were also very impressive --a delightful tango even with very short legs (her)and an effective blues FD. I hope their coaching situation is being worked out.
Creative pairing idea for Alexander Petrov: What about Livvy Shilling? Her skill set would translate quite well to dance. She has strong blade work and typically rocks the footwork section in her programs. Few competitors outscore her there. Plus, she can "bring it" in a variety of programs, and her style does not seem to be over-represented in dance.
Posted today by the same source (Livvy S. and "Sasha" Petrov doing off-ice work): https://www.instagram.com/p/Bw8a_Tjg_3N/Also these links were posted a while ago on the U.S. Ice Dance thread on GS:
https://www.instagram.com/p/Bvz6tykg5mB/
https://www.instagram.com/p/BwLeHUEASWy/
Post #836 on the previous page of this thread and I started a thread for Karina's new blog (her first post is titled "Saying Goodbye"): https://www.fsuniverse.net/forum/threads/karina-mantas-blog-circus-runaway-with-joe-johnson.105549/I must have missed the Manta/Johnson retirement thread, if there was one.
Contemporary dance world darling Jonah Bokaer takes his work very seriously, and it shows. Highly focused on craft and unconstrained by the traditional definition of a choreographer, the former Cunningham dancer has developed dance apps, pioneered new relationships between visual art and dance, and worked with collaborators as illustrious as Pharrell Williams.
But fans of his heady, intellectual work may be surprised by a recent project that he calls one of the most rewarding of his life: Choreographing for Team USA ice dance pair Lorraine McNamara and Quinn Carpenter. Bokaer was introduced to the pair by the mother of one of his company's supporters, who just happens to be an Olympic ice skating judge.
We talked to Bokaer—who, true to form, takes his work for the ice incredibly seriously, too—about what it was like to go back to basics as a non-skater, and why he thinks skating is even more technical than ballet
Post #836 on the previous page of this thread and I started a thread for Karina's new blog (her first post is titled "Saying Goodbye"): https://www.fsuniverse.net/forum/threads/karina-mantas-blog-circus-runaway-with-joe-johnson.105549/
Just out of curiosity how is she a better match than Eliana? She is taller and less experienced. Maybe he wanted a younger partner so he could stay junior for longer. I wonder where they will trainhttps://instagram.com/katarina.figureskaterr?igshid=2gw80pvyf5h5
Katarina DelCamp and Ian Somerville appear to now be instagram official, which lends some credibility to the Caroline Green and Michael Parsons rumors, as insane as the prospect still seems to me.
DelCamp's posts from the past few weeks have all been location tagged in Maryland, so it seems they're staying with his coaches.Just out of curiosity how is she a better match than Eliana? She is taller and less experienced. Maybe he wanted a younger partner so he could stay junior for longer. I wonder where they will train
https://instagram.com/katarina.figureskaterr?igshid=2gw80pvyf5h5
Katarina DelCamp and Ian Somerville appear to now be instagram official, which lends some credibility to the Caroline Green and Michael Parsons rumors, as insane as the prospect still seems to me.
I think the post was deleted, but in the same post that said that DelCamp/Somerville were teaming up, they said Caroline and Michael were now partners. Given that the first is now confirmed, I thought it made the other more likely to be true even as surprising as it seems. Sorry for the confusion!I'm sorry, I don't understand how these two situations are connected. Can you clarify? Thanks.