Welcome dear friends!

Hello there everyone and welcome to my new website!

It's very exciting to share my story with all of you. For those of you who already know me, I want to say a huge thank you to all of you for your interest in my work and all your support. The level of how much your interest and support means to me is beyond description and I expand my platform further, I look forward to sharing more with you all, my dear followers.

For those of you who have just discovered me, I would like to say a big welcome to you all to my space and thank you for your interest. I hope that my work will bring you much joy and deepen your interest in ballet history, and I hope that my writing will also bring you warmth and, dare I say it, inspiration.

My journey through ballet and writing has had its ups and downs, but it's been a magical experience that sent many wonderful opportunities my way, everything from travelling to different places, seeing multiple ballets and ballet dancers, to meeting amazing, inspirational people who share my passions and have inspired me to take them further. As I expand my platform, it is my aim that my work will reach as many people as possible and make only positive contributions to our beloved art form. My writing has unlocked many other gifts and treasures, including ones I didn't know were there, and I aim to keep going to reach more new heights.

What opportunities are still waiting for me? I don't know, but one important lesson that I have learned over the last year is that not knowing what's around the corner only makes our journey through life better. We don't know because we're not supposed to know; we can make the most of life and we can get to where we want to be by focusing on the present and by, in the words of a dear friends, "just being in the moment". Look at what you have right now and ask yourself how you can use the present to make your dreams come true.

Thank you for being here with me, my friends, and as I take this next step in my journey, I hope and pray that I will share more exciting chapters and experiences with all of you.

Thank you.

Amy xx

"Blue Dancers" by Edgar Degas (1897)