lunedì 9 febbraio 2015

Tour Usa 2014 Miss Satine Burlesque and Bacon Burgers



The first word I coud think in my mind to describe this American tour is “extraordinarily INTENSE”.
A big vortex of emotions exploded in me in those 12 days tour, which included also a lot of bacon hamburger (in the last months I changed my eating habits, becoming vegetarian, but I wanted to grant me an exception to this rule!)!  A big luggage of experience for a little Italian blonde, born in the warm Sicily but living in a lonely place in the Northern Italy.
Even planning my tour was very exciting, a daily mail exchange between producers, friend and locations, my stages in North Carolina, Richmond, Baltimore and, last but not the least, New York City. My departure was on December, 4, and my coming back in Italy on December, 15.
First day. December, 4: “the arrival”
 I arrived at Charlotte airport and there was my friend Gay Golter, alias “Stache” waiting for me. After a warm hug, we went to our hotel, only few minutes far, and after we left luggage, we rushed up to buy the little objects we needed to perform our Duet the next day at the Expo of The Great Southern Exposure. It was an act about Christmas we tested separately for a couple of months, but that was the time to test it together for the first time. We spent all the evening doing that, with only few breaks to eat (my first bacon burger) and to sleep, and our duet seemed to work so good! 
Second day. December, 5: “the Duet”
 Waking up at 8:30 am after an almost sleepless night because of the jet lag and the stress. Breakfast in hotel and again try-outs before the official debut as a duet! At 5 pm we feel ready for our exhibition: last retouches on costumes, makeup and ahead to the location. But before, we had a necessary leg in a very popular fast food in Charlotte, for our dinner with my second bacon burger! The place for the exhibition was fulfilled of people: the festival organizer, Deana Pendragon, made a really good job! Many people and incredible artists alternated on stage. I saw a beautiful redheaded girl, Blaze, sponsor of the event, really fabulous. Deana was so nice and took the attention of the attendance from the beginning! Many burlesque and cabaret act alterned on the stage of the “Upstage”. Me and Stache finally go to the stage, the attendance laughs and enjoys all during the show and we were very satisfied of our performance! Shortly afterwards, I fairly collapsed on the couch of my dressing room and I slept like an angel despite the normal backstage chaos!
Third day. December, 6: “The competition”
My waking up at 8.30 am was the beginning of a day that would have been a great day. I felt excited and powerful, and after my usual breakfast with cappuccino and toast with marmalade, I had a relaxing and regenerating bath, my first relaxing moment since the beginning of my American adventure: a million bubbles of flavorful bubble-bath made me literally disappear in the bath tub. I love crumby bubble-bath, and the musical background I chose was the entire CD with my act’s music, which I perfectly know. I know also the exact order of the songs and there are also bump and shimmy which make me feel very cheerful! After my long relaxing bath, I concentrated on the tryouts of my act “Bad Girl”. I stayed in my room till 16: I want everything to be perfect, to be sure about my steps, and I think about the words that my friend Milena said me about “how to throw my damned cap” and I smile.
Gay knocks at my door to remember me that in less than an hour the tryouts begin, and so we go to the fabulous “The Visulite Theatre”. We make our tryouts as solo. Just finished, we had dinner (my third bacon burger), and so running to the hotel for a shower and make up, and on 8:30 pm, in perfect time, the doors were opened to the attendance! The show started very well. The first performer was the very good “David Equality Bishop”. I was the sixth to perform, and so I could enjoy the first three shows.  So, it’s my time and the attendance is warm like only American people can be (I love American attendance): they make you feel always loved and appreciated. My routine is good, without big mistakes, I enjoy a lot and I’m happy. I change my costumes quickly (the dressing room is not so big and only three performer could change costumes at the same time). I run on the theatre to enjoy other shows, we are really a lot of artists. Thirty-three shows! It’s marvelous seeing artists from every corner of USA, Canada, Europe, performing comic, innovative, double, group and enjoying acts. I love seeing all this kind of acts in the same event, I adore the variety of stage costumes. I have been impressed by an airplane on stage for Amelia Bare heart and by a fabulous Alien costume by Miss Theresa and by a lot of other ones. So, the moment of winners’ declaration finally arrives. I’m very agitated, I’ve seen many incredible acts and I understand that winning a prize wouldn’t be so easy, but I’m satisfied of my act and of the big experience. Whatever would be the result, I felt however fulfilled and happy. I never feel in competition with other performers, but only with myself: if I win or lose, in my mind is like winning or losing against myself and not against others. In fact I live contest very well, because for me is like a holyday! The organizers begin to prize the various categories, and just before the election of the queen and the princess there’s the adjudgement of the special crown of Big Mamma’s Production to the artist who better represented the spirit of the festival, satisfying jury, attendance and organization. From the attendance someone screamed “From Italy, from Italy”, but I’m confused and I don’t understand. At the end I hear saying MISS SATINE! Wow, that’s my name! What a beautiful sensation, a mix of unbelief and happyness; I run to keep the crown, the congratulations by Deana and the acclamation of the attendance, I’m so happy! I’ve reached my goal, my act convinced American people and I’m moved about it and a tear goes down on my cheek. At the ned, we winners of all the categories are all aligned for the ritual photos, and the queen is Tora Torrid, with an emotional act, a fan dance with melancholic glances and vibrations. The king is Pretty boy Rock with a really .  The king is Pretty boy Rock with his really brilliant and enjoying act Napoleone Bonaparte and France, absolutely fabulous! My friend Stache didn’t win his fifth crown, buti t was a good experience for him, too.
Back in hotel with Stache, we pledge my victory and soon afterwards I went sleeping, so tireb but happy and I couldn’t stop seeing my beautiful crown!
Fouth day. December, 7: “Big Christmas Show in Richmond”
After the usual waking up and breakfast, we made the check out, and with my crown always on my head I decided to live my princess day: everyone asked me what I won and congratulated with me.
We left Charlotte to go to Richmond. After 5 hours in car and a stop to have lunch (my fourth bacon burger), we arrive in my hotel. I had just the time for a shower and to dress to the big Christmas event organized since three years ago by Deanna Danger in the fabulous The Byrd Teathre. I wanted both enjoying the event and meeting and thanking in person Minnie Tonka, who helped me in organizing my days in New York. Me and Jay (Stache) said goodbye. I spent great days with him. He has been an incredible mate of adventure, a good friend and a good person.  Jay left me in front of theatre’s doors, where Scarlet was waiting for me. I knew Scarlet the day before in Charlotte. She won the prize Best Variety Souther Exposure with her act as a majorette. The event and the acts are really beautiful: the theatre was magic and full of people. After the show I went to Minnie Tonka to hug and congratulate with her. I adored her and Darlinda just Darlinda, “The Schlep Sisters”, so enjoying. After the event, me and Scarlet say goodbye, little cold but so happy. She brought me in my hotel, where a hot bath and a soft bed were waiting form me.
Fifth day, December 8: “my debut in Richmond”

That morning I woke up without having breakfast: I was anxiously waiting for my new adventure mates, my friend Kat De Lac and the group of the other clamorous girls Kristen Minsky and Reggie Bügmüncher whom I knew that day. I’m so happy to hug again Kat, I really care about her and I’m really excited to begin a new adventure together. The girls are fabulous, nice and homely. We felt well with each other immediately. Four different girls, but in syntony. That night we would perform in a pub in Richmond, and the following evening we would change State. The car was awash with luggage and we really had to organize to stay in four in that car! After the big effort, and having abundantly gone the right time for breakfast and lunch, with our stomach grouching, we went to an oriental restaurant were unfortunately they didn’t cook hamburger (I have an unlimited passion for American hamburger. Nothing compares to them!); so, I had to content with a delicious chicken and vegetables’ soup. We went in the place which would host us that night, but not before going in a place nearby to drink a couple of cocktails. Our dressing room is really big and we have all the area we needed. The owner informed us that no nudity is allowed by Richmond’s laws, and that only in theatre is allowed to undress: so, we would end our show in bra and culottes (even thong was forbidden). I went in panic for a while, because underwear of one of my costumes was a thong, and I had not a substitutive underwear! Luckily, Kat lent me a piece of her costume, and so the show was saved! The attendance is not so numerous, but really warm, and with my surprise, I saw herein Deanna Danger, whom I warmly greeted. Reggie presented the show and performed in acts as a fakir, with words, nails and flames; she’s fantastic and mad. Kristen danced tip tap with her delicious and elegant moves, and she remembered me Marilyn Monroe. Me and Kat acted with our burlesque shows. After that fantastic evening, we all went to a friend of Kat’s home, who hosted us for that night. We literary choked on couch after a drink all together.   

Sixth day, December 9: “Baltimore “

After a night spent on couch with the luscious Kristen and a couple of cats, we had a shower and we started a new adventure to the next destination, Baltimore, were Miss Maria Bella was waiting for us to divide the stage with all of us. Of course, first obliged stop in a fast food for our breakfast/lunch/dinner, and so for my fifth bacon burger. The street was pretty trafficked and we arrived to our destination in a couple of hours. The owner, a really kind man, was waiting for us. The stage is so comfortable and big enough. After a little time, also arrived Maria Bella, whom I remember I have seen at the big Christmas Gala in Richmond, performing her particular act “Edward scissor-hand”. She’s a very nice girl with Italian ancestry; we felt very comfortable from the first moment, and I would have spent that night in her home. The show was very good, and at the end we hug and say goodbye with Kat and the other 2 girls: they had to go away for the following leg of their tour. Me, instead, would stop in Baltimore in Maria Bella’s home, because the next day I had to take the bus to New York City, the long, last leg of my American tour. Maria had two really nice dogs which feasted me like they knew me from a long time. I had a fast shower and I ran in the soft big bed Maria offered me for that night! 

Seventh day, December 10: “Debut in New York”

We woke up at 8 o’clock, we made up and then we went to have breakfast in a  nice place with strange pictures. Just a cappuccino and a croissant, and so I ran to the Mega Bus. Me and Maria promised each other to see again soon, and I have the sensation to know here since always! On the bus I tried to sleep a bit, but my mind is overran by all the marvellous remembrances about the fantastic past days in America. I knew incredible artists, been on super stages, I won a beautiful crown and I ate tasty bacon burger and tons of chips!!

 New York greeted me with a sky full of snow and it was so cold, but even with snow, NY never loses its marvelous charm. My dear friend Sophie was waiting for me, and we joyfully hugged each other, so happy to see us again. She’s the twin sister of the delicious performer Laura Desirè. We took a taxi to Brooklyn, that is home! The apartment was beautiful and big, with six girls living. Sophie borrowed me her place, really comfortable, and surprised me preparing a really tasty pasta with tomatoes. After we have been narrated each other about our lives, I relaxed for an hour before my debut in New York at “Shaken & Stirred”. The event went ok and the place was very nice, even if the stage was not so big, and so I couldn’t do some acrobatic moves in my show. Many performers advised me that stages in New York are little for exhibitions. The event organized by Dottie Dinamo was dedicated to a local artist which celebrated her birthday, the really nice Legs Malone!

Eighth day, December 11: “Standing ovation”

That soft bed made me desire to spent there all day, but my desire to go around the city was stronger! After breakfast, me and Sophie went around the city. The air was really cold for a girl like me. While we was going to enter in a place for our lunch/dinner, we was stopped by a couple of journalists who made us some questions about our job, for a very famous American magazine. After this brief interruption, we could sit in front of my sixth tasty bacon burger!! On evening, we went to the Slipper Room, that Sophie told me to be one of the most important places in NY for Burlesque, and we both were excited about the idea of the event. We found the fabulous Bradford Scobie greeting us. He was the camaleontic showman who would have hosted the event. That night would have been five performers. The Slipper Room is definitely delicious, with a big stage, even if the dressing room was so little, and so it was really difficult with our luggage. The event begun, the attendance was really numerous and warm, and my new Christmas act was appreciated by them, but my second act, “Bad Girl”, impressed so much New York people, that they all stand up to celebrate me. I almost didn’t notice that because of my euphoria, but when Sophie told me: “Standing ovation, Silvia, standing ovation!”, I realized what had just happened and I moved, crying like a child. My first standing ovation, what a joy and a honor. That was the biggest prize for me, knowing to be arrived to an attendance so expert for Burlesque is the biggest satisfaction for every artist, a marvelous sensation, even if I had difficulty to believe that had really happened to me. I’m a really determined woman and I want to do everything at the best to arrive to my attendance, but I’m really critic with myself, too. I think I often depreciate my own commitment and my qualities. This chance has healed old injuries and made me the desire to do even better. If you work hard, if you always believe in what you are doing, if you never give up in front of a defeat or a hurdle, results and satisfaction will arrive, sooner or later. Never stop to believe in our own dreams! Arrived home I choked like an angel in Morpheus’ arms.

Ninth day, December 12: “Crasy Show”

After the fabulous night just ended, I prepared for a like a queen breakfast, with cappuccino, toasted slices with marmalade and other delicious things. As it’s already happening by nine days, I had two only fixed meals: breakfast and a combined meal of lunch and dinner, usually made with an insane but delicious bacon burger and the unfailing chips! Even that day I didn’t miss my usual appointment, my seventh bacon burger, the best I tasted in my whole American tour. Sophie just told me that it would be shocking, but it really overcame all my expectations: it was enormous and tasty. Luckily my long walking, the cold, the daily stretching exercised and the acts helped me to digest all the calories I accumulated. Ok! Make up and teasing hair and again to the Slipper Room for my last night in New York. We were ten artists on the stage and the event was divided in two parts: the first part, in which I acted, was glamour, sexy and classic; the second one was firmly broadminded, provocative and wonderfully sexy, but enjoying at the same time, with the exhibitions by the fabulous Tigger, Harvest Moon, Stormy Leather, Deity Delgado, Darlinda Just Darlinda. I really enjoyed myself! I ended my tour at the best I could; sharing the stage with these important artists thrilled me so much. I also did the GoGo Girl, a new experience for me, not practiced in Italy, because maybe it could be misunderstood, instead it was enjoying and I also earned many dollars!

Tenth day, December 13: “Manifestation and Hoboken, to Carlo’s, the cake boss”

Waking up with a luggage of experience like that, made me feel richer. This had to be my only free day in which I could do everything I wanted. After breakfast me and Sophie went in Hoboken, to Carlo’s: we wanted to know the famous Buddy, the cakes’ boss. Forty-five minutes by train and we were in the most famous bakery in America. Delicious place and delicious sweeties. We knew Buddy’s brother in law and all the other relatives. I felt emotioned like a child in front of a carrousel! After our tour in Hoboken we came back in New York and we were in the middle of a pacific manifestation about a big trouble affecting America: thousands of people of any nationality, any color and age, rich and poor, all allied for a right cause, rebelling against the violent repression that often white policemen use with afro American communities. We were in the middle of this enormous parade and we felt happy to manifest with these people to support a right cause, and we felt a part of American history. After the long parade, we had a little bit of relax in a massage centre, we went in Times Square and to Madame Tussauds waxwork museum. Soon afterwards we went to delight our palate in an Italian restaurant in Little Italy. It was a very intense and gratifying day.

Eleventh day, December 14: “My departure”

In the morning I stayed comfortably in bed, letting me coddle by Marcello, the beautiful Sophie’s cat. So, breakfast, relaxing bath and then I made my luggage for the last time. I wonder why at the departure everything fits in, while at the coming back it seems impossible to close?! My fabulous and intense experience was almost finished, and after an emotional hug with my beloved Sophie, I ran to the airport, destination Milan!

Twelfth day, December 15: “Coming back home”

Perfect landing, I slept only a couple of hours, I’m really tired, but so happy I’m back home. I really desire to see my children Asia, Alessio and Andrea. Alby was at the airport waiting for me with a shining smile. At home I found my mother who substituted me in my absence and fed my children with many delicious  dishes. She cared about me, too, preparing a fantastic lunch for me. After opening my luggage and distributed the various gifts, I took my crown and, as I promised to my children before going in America, I put it on top of our Christmas tree!! A really especial decoration.  

Happy 2015 to everyone, full of happyness, love and satisfactions!!!

Happy New Year!!!!


Miss Satine
 




















I Dieci Comandamenti del BURLESQUE



I Dieci comandamenti del Burlesque






I: Ama la comunità Burlesque come fosse la tua famiglia 
In fondo siamo tutti nella stessa barca, condividiamo tutti lo stesso amore, abbiamo pianto le stesse lacrime, ci siamo posti le stesse domande, abbiamo avuto gli stessi intoppi, abbiamo comprati kg di colla strass glitter…ecc abbiamo laccato i nostri capelli , colorato il nostro viso e passato giornate intere a cercare la canzone giusta, abbiamo passato settimane con il sedere attaccato alla sedia davanti al nostro amato PC / Tablet/ Smartphone  per spulciare video su video in cerca di ispirazione.. Ci siamo cambiati tutti  in tuguri, che nemmeno lontanamente potevamo definire “camerino” ci siamo sentiti tutti un po’ soli oppure invasi dalla gioia davanti il pubblico pagante, abbiamo sudato per far si che quell’act fosse perfetto, ed un po’ tutti ci siamo ritrovati all’ultimo momento con la strizza da palcoscenico, o scoperto 10 minuti prima dell’esibizione che ci siamo dimenticati quell’accessorio ( guanti, calza, ciglia, frustino, corsetto scarpa ..musica ecc) La cerniera che si intoppa, la calza che si smaglia, la ciglia che si scolla… La gioia di avere eseguito l’act perfetto.. la felicità di vedere alla porta del tuo camerino quel fan che vorrebbe una tua foto ricordo , per non dimenticare mai quel momento.. immagino che vi stiate rileggendo un po’ tutti in queste esperienze.. questa è la prova che siamo una grande famiglia , una comunità, dove non importa chi sei quanti premi hai vinto o da quanto tempo ti esibisci , le emozioni che si provano, le situazioni che si susseguono sono per tutti sempre un pò  le stesse.  Da questa sera guarda la tua collega o il tuo collega con occhi amorevoli, poiché vive di burlesque esattamente come te!!!
Impara a gioire anche dei successi altrui e traine insegnamento
Ogni piccola conquista ci rende più felici e sicuri di noi, ma anche quando ciò non avviene, ed anzi vediamo un nostro collega che ottiene un risultato migliore del nostro, non lasciamoci sopraffare dall’invidia o gelosia, cerchiamo di gioire per lei/lui, avrà sicuramente faticato tanto per ottenere quel risultato, avrà passato giornate e mesi interi a provare e a cercare di migliorare se stesso, il suo act. Dai grandi risultati bisogna solo trarne insegnamento usandolo come spunto per migliorare se stessi. Nessuno è migliore di noi, ma probabilmente in quella medesima circostanza se ha ottenuto un buon risultato è merito di fatica e dedizione.






II: Impara ad essere Umile
La gentilezza, l’umiltà il rispetto, sono alla base della convivenza civile in ogni circostanza.
Avere a che fare con persone poco umili o poco rispettose vuol dire compromettere anche la riuscita di una serata.
Atti di divismo o atteggiamenti poco gentili sono assolutamente da evitare. Siamo una piccola comunità e la voce si sparge velocemente, nessuno poi vorrà avere a che fare con te se ti comporti come una Diva del piffero con la puzzetta sotto il naso!!!  Le vere Stelle non hanno bisogno di ostentare nulla e solitamente sono le persone più umili e disponibili, cammina sempre con i piedi ben piantati per terra, perché in fondo nel nostro piccolo siamo tutti delle stelle quando si accendono i riflettori su di noi..  questo è il Burlesque ed è per questo che lo amiamo tanto.  Non dimenticare mai il tuo passato, ricorda sempre chi eri e chi sei.




III: Sii riconoscente
Non dimenticare mai chi ha contribuito alla riuscita ed alla realizzazione del tuo act/successo/serata.
Costumista,produttore, kitten, fotografo, hairstyles, mua, amici ecc tagga, cita e ringrazia sempre coloro che ti hanno aiutato in qualche modo o che hanno contribuito a farti arrivare al successo (piccolo o grande che sia).
Essere riconoscente e gratificare così chi ci ha dato una mano è un piccolo gesto che fa tanto bene a chi ha dato e a chi ha ricevuto..un piccolo  passo per la costruzione di un rapporto basato su fiducia e rispetto.




IV : Impara a scrivere e l’etimologia del termine  BURLESQUE   Boylesque e tutto ciò che vi gira intorno-
Workshop- stage- bump and grind - shimmy shake – belly dance- pin up- ecc  
Spesso nel web in particolar modo nelle bacheche dei vari social , magari per pubblicizzare un evento o per parlare di Burlesque si evidenziano erroracci e storpiature varie, Bourlesque Burlescue burlesc  ..capita che siano  semplici  errori di battitura, ma il più delle volte sono per mancata conoscenza del termine… Vi prego non sono molti i termini che si usano, abbiate cura di documentarvi prima. Si sente di tutto sul Burlesque , spesso gaff da far  aggrovigliare le budella, il Burlesque nasce in Inghilterra (non a Parigi, Germania Usa..ecc) intorno al1a seconda metà del diciannovesimo secolo!!! 




V: Sii originale ed Unico
La grandezza di un vero artista si vede anche dalla sua originalità, dalla bravura nel creare spettacoli unici e meravigliosamente personalizzati. Tutti abbiamo preso spunto sicuramente da una favolosa idea avuta precedentemente .. nulla di grave  l’importante riuscire a rendere unica  personalizzando al  meglio un’idea vincente avuta da qualcun altro. Ma oltre a prendere spunti bisogna dimostrare anche di essere creativi e fantasiosi, cercando di trasmettere l’unicità del proprio act, impreziosendo in modo speciale e curato il proprio abito, trovando un brano musicale poco inflazionato e soprattutto cercando di stupire il pubblico con qualcosa di nuovo, mai visto, innovativo, folle, ironico UNICO.





VI: Sii Professionale preciso e puntuale sempre
La professionalità paga sempre, mai arrivare in ritardo cercare piuttosto di essere 10/15 minuti in anticipo, quindi uscite di casa in tempo calcolando che in strada potreste trovare traffico, oppure una gomma a terra, o una fila di fans che vi rallentano il cammino ^__--  in ogni caso meglio aspettare che fare aspettare. Quando arriviamo nella locations, mi raccomando accettiamo qualsiasi posto ci diano ad Uso camerino ( purchè pulito e che ci si possa muovere comodamente )in caso contrario se proprio non vi è altra soluzione, da vere professioniste mandiamo giù il rospo e portiamo a termine la serata nel migliore dei modi,  Il nostro datore di lavoro ( colui o colei che ci ha ingaggiato per quella notte) dovrà parlare bene di noi, riconoscendo la nostra professionalità e precisione.



VII: Abbi cura di ogni dettaglio
I piccoli dettagli fanno la vera differenza, io istituirei un premio annuale a chi ha mostrato più cura nel dettaglio nella creazione del personaggio/abito di scena/scenografia. Avere cura nel dettaglio significa dedizione, la pazienza nel saper cercare e trovare quel qualcosa che renderà speciale ed unico il mio momento..  capelli in piega.. l’ Igiene del nostro corpo impeccabile, anche l’ausilio di un buon profumo  aiuta ad attirare piacevolmente l’attenzione. Il  make up dovrà essere perfetto  e ben visibile poiché se siamo in un palcoscenico anche l’ultima fila dovrà vedere bene il nostro trucco. Il nostro  abito dovrà essere originale impreziosito da strass e paillette  di buona fattura e con tessuti ricercati o comunque no agli outfit cinesi preconfezionati!!! Non tutti possono permettersi il lusso di avere delle sarte a disposizione, ciò non significa però arrangiare in qualche modo un vestito di scena, ci sono mille modi per trasformare e impreziosire un abito acquistato e non cucito su misura per noi.. quindi scatena le tue abilità creative e  crea  il tuo abito perfetto!!!   La riuscita di un Act è l’insieme di tutti questi fattori che non vanno assolutamente trascurati..  Mai dare l’impressione di avere arrangiato lo spettacolo, questo è sinonimo di scarsa attenzione e di poco rispetto verso il pubblico presente che si presuppone  sia venuto appositamente per vedere noi, che abbia speso dei soldi (benzina o biglietto) per godere dello show.





VIII: Cerca di migliorarti sempre
Hai vinto dei premi, sei stata definita una grande artista? Sei finita negli annuari delle super star? Bene non basta per fermarsi e godere di rendita, bisogna andare avanti cercando di dare il meglio di se ad ogni show , migliorando le proprie tecniche e aumentando il bagaglio d’esperienza delle nostre conoscenze artistiche (canore/passi di danza/l’uso di attrezzi speciali) Sempre se possediate l’attitudine o avete delle doti da sviluppare.
 Siamo una piccola comunità se paragonati ai 6/7 miliardi di persone al mondo.. ma in ogni caso siamo una categoria in continua crescita ed evoluzione, quindi mai fermarsi, significherebbe cadere nel dimenticatoio dopo un paio di anni o anche meno.





IX: Impara a conoscere i tuoi limiti ed abbi rispetto del lavoro altrui
(Qui mi aggancio al III comandamento e al numero VIII  ) il rispetto è essenziale sia nei confronti di chi ha collaborato con te nella realizzazione del tuo act o della serata sia per chi in qualche modo dovrà interagire con te nell’arco della tua vita.
Il lava piatti o i lava gabinetti, il cuoco o il cameriere, il Dj la Band, il presentatore o lo spazzino .. tutti meritano rispetto, quindi fai in modo di non intralciare mai il lavoro di qualcuno. In egual misura impara a rispettare il lavoro di coloro che hanno dedicato anni di sudore per esaltare al massimo le proprie doti artistiche ed affermarsi come master in ciò che sanno fare, per portare un esempio pratico ( trapezisti, giocolieri, maghi, acrobati, circensi, fachiri, cantanti, attori, ecc) sono tutte arti davvero interessanti, è chiaro che non basta apprezzare quest’arte per poter essere in grado di eseguirla nel migliore dei modi, servono anni di studi, attitudine e tanto spirito di sacrificio, nonché doti naturali necessarie per eseguire al meglio queste arti o discipline.. quindi se sei stonato come una campana, risparmi te stesso ed il pubblico da figuracce certe, ( non cantare) !!!
Se non hai doti fisiche adeguate e preparazione atletiche non puoi fare l’acrobata  come se non sopporti il dolore non abbozzare al fare il fachiro o mangiafuoco, tanto si capisce che non sei preparato e non sei credibile!! ecc ecc . Imparare  ad accettare i nostri limiti e un grande dono, impieghiamo le nostre energie dedicandoci a ciò che ci riesce naturalmente meglio!!!  non tutti possono fare tutto!!!





X: Cerca di Brillare di luce propria..
Non parlare male dei colleghi, non spargere troppi pettegolezzi, non sputare sentenze e veleni, non coalizzarti contro qualcuno, fai un complimento sincero ad un collega se se lo merita o muovi una critica costruttiva se servirà a migliorare il suo lavoro , ricorda che  affossare gli altri non serve ad innalzare se stessi, sii sorridente e gentile con tutti,  sempre onesto  e  leale, accetta i consigli o le critiche e ringrazia se ti vengono rivolti degli elogi. Non appropriarti indebitamente di idee altrui, il tuo successo dovrà essere frutto dei tuoi sacrifici e del tuo impegno. Se fondi la tua carriera su basi solide  (lealtà, sacrificio, impegno e dedizione) non sarai mai una meteora, un lampo di luce riflessa,  ma crescerai un passo alla volta e la tua luce risplenderà come il sole.

 Miss Satine