August always has a way of sneaking up on us. One minute we are settling into summer rhythms, and the next we are looking at school supplies, shifting schedules, new routines, and the first hints of fall. This summer has been full. The last couple of months have been chaotic and challenging in the best possible ways, with plenty of growth, movement, and creative energy along the way. Hopefully, everyone has also had time to rest, spend time with people they love, and enjoy a

Y'all. I'm going to see the Hadestown moving this week! Who else is going? You have to understand that I love..no...I LOVE this show. It has been my favorite for a long time. Every. Single. Song. means something to me. So to say that I'm excited is so much of an understatement. Do you have a favorite show? What is it? Why is it your favorite? I love the myth of Orpheus and Eurydice as well as the story of Hades and Persephone. I love taking a story and modernizing it in uniq

A studio break can feel strange when dance is part of your rhythm. The regular commute, the familiar floor, the teacher counting you in, the energy of classmates across the room, all of it can be missed. Still, a break from the studio does not have to mean a break from dancing. Summer is a perfect time to stay moving, explore new styles, and keep your technique fresh from wherever you are. With virtual dance classes at dancewithmschrystie.com, dancers can keep learning at hom