I'm so stoked about this ballet adaptation of Gentleman Jack! 
I mean, who wouldn't want to see Anne Lister's story come alive on stage? Annabelle Lopez Ochoa is killing it with her choreography, and I love how she's trying to bring a fresh perspective to the classic tale. The idea of ditching pointes for flats is genius – it's all about that sensual, intimate vibe 
. And can we talk about how exciting it is to see more representation for lesbian dancers in ballet? It's about time we saw more queer women on stage 
. I'm low-key nervous about how the critics will react, but if anyone can pull off a daring dance adaptation of this story, it's Lopez Ochoa 
. Bring it on!
I mean, who wouldn't want to see Anne Lister's story come alive on stage? Annabelle Lopez Ochoa is killing it with her choreography, and I love how she's trying to bring a fresh perspective to the classic tale. The idea of ditching pointes for flats is genius – it's all about that sensual, intimate vibe . And can we talk about how exciting it is to see more representation for lesbian dancers in ballet? It's about time we saw more queer women on stage . I'm low-key nervous about how the critics will react, but if anyone can pull off a daring dance adaptation of this story, it's Lopez Ochoa . Bring it on!
Annabelle Lopez Ochoa seems like an awesome choreographer though! She's got a great sense of what makes Lister's character tick. I love how she wants to create a more sensual and sinuous style for the pas de deux - it sounds so emotional and raw.
And now it's being adapted into a ballet? Is there like, some kind of rule that says every period drama has to be turned into a dance production at some point?
and I'm so down for dancers wearin flat shoes so they can move with more freedom. it's like, we need more representation of lesbian dancers in ballet ASAP 