In this episode, Host Lulu Horne speaks with Mia Humphrey about her journey with classical ballet, how this journey has shaped her life, and how she has moved forward since then.
Music: “how many stars are there” by idealism.
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Classical Ballet and New Directions w/ Lulu Horne – Episode 1
Feb 5, 2022
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About the Contributor
Lulu Horne, Staff Reporter
Lulu Horne is a Senior at Sage Creek High School and is currently in her third year as a Staff Reporter for The Sage. Outside of school she enjoys dancing classical ballet and performing cello with Civic Youth Orchestra. She enjoys reading fantasy and classics in her free time.