Stop apologising: Why Americans have an edge in auditions by Andrew Wright

This particular day a succession of people came in who looked beaten, constantly apologising for themselves and churning out a decidedly tepid performance. It struck me: is this synonymous with being British? As a nation, we often apologise for ourselves, nervous to put ourselves on the line, worried what others will think. I thought: if only we could have the confidence of American dancers.

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