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Try not to be. Being nervous will show, and you want to dance with confidence. Being confident that you can do the Ballet or moves assigned will show - as long as you are not too cocky about it - and can benefit you. Being nervous can make you jittery and anxious, which isn't good for concentration. Have faith that you will succeed. Often believing that you can accomplish something is one of the first steps in actually doing so! It is natural to be nervous before any exam or performance, but try not to let it overcome the best of you. Good Luck!

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