Sobre la competitiva compañia de danza de Abby Lee Miller, famosa por sus demandas y expectativas, y sobre los niños que dan sus primeros pasos hacia el estrellato, bajo las miradas de sus m... Leer todoSobre la competitiva compañia de danza de Abby Lee Miller, famosa por sus demandas y expectativas, y sobre los niños que dan sus primeros pasos hacia el estrellato, bajo las miradas de sus madres, y de Miller.Sobre la competitiva compañia de danza de Abby Lee Miller, famosa por sus demandas y expectativas, y sobre los niños que dan sus primeros pasos hacia el estrellato, bajo las miradas de sus madres, y de Miller.
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I had the opportunity to work with professional dancers/teachers for 2 years and they were great. Don't see how this so called teacher can give advise when she can't even perform the steps herself. Total disgrace to the teaching profession.
I would like to see Abby stop yelling and berating the girls and hating on the moms. I think I dislike the moms fighting as much as I dislike Abby's screaming. I don't remember the show being like this in the first season. Unless this is all really fake and just for the show, I can't see the moms putting up with their kids being treated like this. I don't get where this show is headed. I love to watch the girls dance, otherwise I would quit watching. I would also like to see the full dance instead of the camera showing the moms and whatever during the dance. Even a split screen would be OK, but I would like to see the entire dance.
How can we as a society condone the behavior of one Abby Lee Miller? I get that dance is a tough profession and the directors are unforgiving, however, we must realize these young ladies are still STUDENTS! It is obvious that the producers want to exploit the fact that Abby Lee Miller is a dance instructor who does not know what she is doing and that the only talent she has is screaming at everyone and punishing her students if she hates their mothers. That's all this show is: PURE EXPLOITATION. It's obvious because let's face it, Collins Avenue, the producers of the show, are famous for creating exploitation television. Don't believe me Google "American Colony."
OK, I admit it, I spent a rainy day watching this show. I kept watching hoping I would see something positive, but alas, I saw abusive behavior aimed at children, with their parents approval and of course tacit public approval based on the fact that the show has been renewed for more than one season.
I find it especially sad that a TV channel like Lifetime, that claims to be "Television for Women" would produce a show that shows continual verbal, emotional and possibly physical abuse of young girls.
The fact that no one from any sort of Child Protect services has never investigated this woman amazes me.
The moms are worse, as they allow it to happen. Not only to they allow it, but they run back begging for more. And they have the most inappropriate conversations in front of those kids.
If anyone has children or has an interest in advocating for children they should avoid this show.
I find it especially sad that a TV channel like Lifetime, that claims to be "Television for Women" would produce a show that shows continual verbal, emotional and possibly physical abuse of young girls.
The fact that no one from any sort of Child Protect services has never investigated this woman amazes me.
The moms are worse, as they allow it to happen. Not only to they allow it, but they run back begging for more. And they have the most inappropriate conversations in front of those kids.
If anyone has children or has an interest in advocating for children they should avoid this show.
I am from Canada and started at 4 years old doing tap, jazz, and ballet until I 20.
I started with a small company where there was no body image issues or focused on. You could choose competitive, non competitive and with ballet I always had chances to move up grades with demonstrative exams.
I was in the Nutcracker ( I had to compete against a lot of girls throughout my province) and danced it for 6 years straight.
At 14, I was invited on full scholarships to the Royal Winnipeg in Canada too, a major ballet dance company. This school was intense but I was never demeaned or told I wasn't good enough
I left because of injury doing pointe ballet to my knee and retired at 20.
In my experience I have NEVER encountered all the negativity that gets spewed out this show. The adults are appalling and the teacher as well.
There will always be competition in the world of dance, but all my instructors would wear dance apparel and would actually do hands on teaching without pitting students against each other and constantly being yelled at.
Cool your heels lady, you're going break these young girls spirits and eventually they will lose their love of dance!
I started with a small company where there was no body image issues or focused on. You could choose competitive, non competitive and with ballet I always had chances to move up grades with demonstrative exams.
I was in the Nutcracker ( I had to compete against a lot of girls throughout my province) and danced it for 6 years straight.
At 14, I was invited on full scholarships to the Royal Winnipeg in Canada too, a major ballet dance company. This school was intense but I was never demeaned or told I wasn't good enough
I left because of injury doing pointe ballet to my knee and retired at 20.
In my experience I have NEVER encountered all the negativity that gets spewed out this show. The adults are appalling and the teacher as well.
There will always be competition in the world of dance, but all my instructors would wear dance apparel and would actually do hands on teaching without pitting students against each other and constantly being yelled at.
Cool your heels lady, you're going break these young girls spirits and eventually they will lose their love of dance!
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- TriviaNia is the only dancer who made it from Season 1 all the way to Season 7.
- ConexionesEdited into Dance Moms: Most Outrageous Moments (2011)
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