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Belly Dance Tip: Why Wear a Cover-Up at a Show?
By Saqra
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Why wear a cover-up at a show? I could go into this one extensively (and have) but I'm just going to pick out one reason for today: Because not wearing a cover-up is distracting for others in the room, and therefore rude to any other performers. This is true regardless of whether the other performer is another dancer, a band, or a clown twisting balloons. Rude. There are other reasons, but this one reason is reason enough. Your mileage won't vary on this. PHOTO CREDIT: Photo by Michael Baxter, Santa Clara, California. |
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