BY K.L. DASH
HI My name is K.L. I’m a dancer. I'm a singer. I'm an actress. I'm a professional princess and I'm a former pageant girl. Oh yeah, and im a female pro-wrestler - well aspiring anyway. I'm probably nothing great but I dream to be someday. Read this blog, leave me questions. Get a view into "the biz", my mind, and all the places you never knew you wanted to go.
Shortly after I began training to become a pro-wrestler I knew I had to make a decision to give up SOMETHING in my life. With wrestling having a large aspect of theatrics, the only thing it seemed I could give up was my extreme involvement in community theater. As I’ve have said before I am an award nominated actress/singer, so giving up this part of my life was hard, but also just made sense. I felt like I had already reached my peak for my age in community theater so I looked at it more as a break then actually leaving it forever.
When this decision became known much huzz-buzz began and much more disagreement. All these questions like “you’ve worked so hard on your voice” “you’ve just begun being recognized” “your name is recognized, people want you in their shows” but the one that irked me the most “your too good at this to try to start that” and that last comment was made with much disdain. And it was all of these things and people that sealed the deal. SO MANY people are in community theater and so many of them feel the need to involve their selves with your life. I have NEVER been the person that is doing what everyone else is; I am different and its those differences that was the perfect answer to all their questions.
I had always been a fan, I am an artist, and I have a strong belief in physical fitness.
All of these things mixed together are a seemingly perfect recipe. Proving this, I was presented with the article below:
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Pro-wrestling is the most real-time art form one can practice. And I’ve never been more proud to know I am the “pioneer” in this field of the people around me.
Applause – in every way is redemption & affirmation, that I am doing my job, and – much like Lady Gaga - in every form, I live for it.
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