In 2016, I launched my first and most prominent project, a ballet history website dedicated to Marius Petipa. It is called The Marius Petipa Society. I was prompted to start this project in the lead up to Petipa's 200th birthday when it occurred to me that he had never had any kind of platform dedicated to his legacy and to educating ballet lovers everywhere about him and his contributions to the art form. So, after I finished my MA in Ballet Studies, I decided to change that and I created a new website where I could teach balletomanes, ballet artists and anyone involved in ballet about Petipa and his artistic vision. Since starting this project, it has given me many opportunities to travel and to meet and connect with many people, and the project itself has since been expanding to cover not just Petipa, but ballet history in general. The more we know about the past, the more we understand the art of ballet itself.