if a series is sub-par for any reason .... the dance will probably end
(do to attrition) If a dance has a loyal following it will survive and
hopefully thrive
smaller community dances are still doing well in NH!
On 4/28/2014, "Chrissy Fowler" <ktaadn_me(a)hotmail.com> wrote:
How does one address the problem of the band/caller that "no one" likes?
More specifically, what happens if a band and/or caller "owns" a dance series,
but dancers don't want to go to their dances? (For whatever reason - they have subpar
skills, they're perceived as curmudgeonly, their repertoire is not popular any more,
they're passe aka same old same old, they're unfortunate victims of vagaries of
constantly shifting and subjective popular opinion, etc.)
Is this really a problem that other organizers should worry about?
Why or why not?
And if yes, then what should/could another organizer do?
- 2014 NEFFA session
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