An Appropriate Venue

[impulsereader]

The dance lesson chapter begins in chaos. That works, but I have to corral it all in for the actual lesson. I don't, however, have enough room in the flat for said lesson.

So what do we think? Dance lesson at Bart's? The morgue is tempting but the acoustics would be pants and I'm not sure the work tables would be movable. The briefing room of New Scotland Yard? Other ideas are very welcome.

I've also realized I have enough characters involved that John can be spared the role of 'not exactly clueless but very definitely insecure student' in this installment. He won't be miraculously fantastic, but he can have some skillz and natural talent in this area.

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[impulsereader.livejournal.com]

Not bursting, informing. :-) The idea is more that they're being taught the specific choreography which will be performed at the end of the play, so even if some of the characters are familiar with the steps they can still reasonably be subjected to this one session so that they can then practice this particular sequence on their own and be 'fluent', as it were, once the performance rolls around. And, really, the focus is John and Sherlock. Everyone else is just along for the ride so some of them being somewhat experienced would actually be a plus (I bet Molly is going to know what she's doing.). Of course, at least one of them is going to have to prove completely clueless for comedic effect.

Lots of youtubing and googling going on. :-)