Dear Ms. Wahrmund,
 
As you can see in Ashton's photo, she is leaping for joy to be your muse!  (Actually, it is a recent photo of her at a dance competition!) 


We truly are elated to know that the LOV is a reality and that Barbara is on staff-she has been Ashton's tap instructor for a while now...WE LOV Barbara Phillips!!!! 
 
We wish you much success and can't wait until your doors open!

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Dear Laralee,
 
Thanks for taking the time to speak with me about Land of Virtuosity (LOV). It sounds like a remarkable undertaking. I know what a pleasure it has been to share live performances with our own children. To see their faces delight in the sights and sounds is pure joy.
 
It is always wonderful to walk away with a young one humming a tune from a show or watching a show so pique their interest that they want to know more about the time, place, or incident depicted. Our children's ages are spread out over 16 years - the youngest is now 12 - and, too often, we have been unable to all share in the same production.
 
Theater has the ability to enrich the soul, expand the mind, and, quite simply, to delight. LOV has the potential to bridge generations and enable diverse ages to bond over a shared moment. I applaud the mission of LOV and its supporters.

Best Wishes,
Kathryn

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I love the LOV, because it allows me to do what I want to do; whether it be hosting a talk show or learning how to play the Calliope.
  
I can learn what I need to learn to succeed. So, thanks Career Point, Oh, I mean LOV. 

 
In our present economy, It is crucial that we nuture creativity in childen.  Fostering creativity is fostering the entreprenural spirit.  We simply cannot afford to stiffle the creative proccess of this generation - for hope - springs fresh and generously from their imagination.