In this episode our guest Michelle Brown shares her story of moving to Paris at barely 17 after auditioning for Miss Bluebell. She shares fond memories of being in one of the last shows that Miss Bluebell was actively involved with.

Liz Elliott, the literal poster girl for Hello Hollywood Hello at the MGM in Reno joins us today. Liz was principal dancer and on all of the Marques and newspaper adds during the 11 year run of the show.

Anne Green is back and this time interviews her husband Steve Green also a dancer, whom she met at Jubilee in Vegas. Before Steve joined the cast of Jubilee he was a member of several professional ballet companies including Ballet West

Amy Timmons Marzecki shares how she felt like a baby giraffe in dance class growing up. All legs and much too tall to partner with the boys in class. She is currently in the cast of Paris Mervielles at the Lido de Paris where she has found her family of long legged dancers and males tall enough to partner her

Steve Edge a former dancer at the Lido de Paris gets real about depression and the heartbreak of when your career as a professional dancer ends

Natalie Ohayon has such a passion and gift for teaching young dancers, and hearing her stories about opening her studio back up after months of quarantine was so moving. At age 16 she ran her own dance school before moving to Paris to pursue her lifelong dream with very quirky stories of her experience in that world. Now full circle, she is teaching dance and inspiring young dancers.

Jane Sansby joins us today as a former Bluebell dancer and current Ballet Mistress of Paris Mervielles at the Lido De Paris

Back stage view of Hello Hollywood Hello with Greg Hoff and Lou Allard who worked everything from lights to sets and props for the full run of the show

it was such an honor to speak with Jeremy Bauchet and Renee Roozendaal, current Bluebell dancers at the Lido de Paris, now in quarantine but eager to return to the stage. We shared a goosebumps moment about an audience full of cheering former Bluebell dancers at the Bluebell reunion this summer,Once a Bluebell, always a Bluebell"

Leslie Bandy is our guest. Leslie tells her story of being trained by the Royal Ballet Academy but was too tall to a professional ballerina, and how she later became a ballet principal with several Bluebell shows. Leslie still continues to create beautiful works of dance art