Striking a pose |
The wonderful part about this appearance, was that I got to watch the show and then volunteer afterwards. Alvin Ailey has always been one of my favorite dance companies. They don't come to Boston very often, so I couldn't miss this performance. I decided to volunteer two nights because the show line-up varied per night.
Volunteering with Miss Plymouth County & Miss Western MA |
Both performances were incredible. As a dancer, I was truly impressed by the talent I saw on stage. I could tell that all the dancer were experienced storytellers, just loved movement and expressing themselves. Most importantly they were all having fun.
The Alvin Ailey company is like a big family that invites their friends, "the audience," over for a dinner party. They welcome you into their home and make sure you are comfortable and entertained while you're visiting.
Pictured with my executive director, Stephanie Janes |
About five minutes before the show ended, my sister queens and I went to the lobby to hand out fliers promoting the Celebrity Series. It was a lot of fun, because the audience was surprised to encounter ladies wearing crowns. Most of them didn't know about the Miss MA and Miss America Scholarship Organizations. So, I gave them a quick 30 second speech telling them a little bit about myself and the system.
-Carrie
Promoting the Celebrity Series of Boston at the end of the Alvin Ailey |
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