Found: Footloose ’11 Star Talks Believing in Yourself

Posted by Ms. Linda on April 5, 2014 · Leave a Comment

Sometimes I need a reminder that the next generation, every generation, needs to hear the simple messages. That’s why I was happy to stumble upon this video of dancer Kenny Wormald, star of the 2011 movie version of Footloose, sending a message that kids can be afraid of “different”…but that difference may be exactly what leads to success. This video may be an advertisement for his home studio, but it has some gems for the tweens and teens. Enjoy.

Here’s to celebrating “different”. ~ Linda

Filed under Uncategorized · Tagged with High School, Inspiration, Middle School, Parents, Quotes, Studio Culture, Upper Elem., Video, Whole Dancer

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