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The togetherness and joint effort that has gone into the dance group’s production was obvious at the rehearsal. Sally Nash is the choreographer, the “boss” of the Last-Minute Wood Company, but she’s also a coworker on equal footing with the members of the troupe and learns from her dancers at the same time that she’s teaching. At several points in the rehearsal, Sally interrupted to offer Nan and Sherry suggestions but immediately followed up on her advice by asking “Is that hard to do? Let me try it."
Sometimes Sally’s suggestions were incorporated into the dance piece, sometimes not. And occasionally, Sherry and Nan offered ideas for improvement that were used.
Besides instruction, Sail) gave constant encouragement and support. She com plimented both dancer! throughout the rehearsa whenever they performed i movement with particulai grace and skill and acknowledged the effort tha went into their performance “That’s a hard movement or your back, I know,” she tolc Nan while commenting on i tricky weight shift tha Sherry was having difficult; with.
During the entire practici session, Sally never onc< yelled, stormed or criticized Instead, she was the an
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