BASICS So the story is set in Seoul, around August 2019. The company are a few months away from their Winter Season performances, jam-packed with 1-2 performances every night. It is during these months that the dancers are pushed to their limits to deliver a perfect performance. Directors clash ideas, dancers get injuries, all of that is normal. However, that's should never be the reason why the audience can't enjoy a good show. As the old saying goes, the show must go on.

BIO I will be accepting females only. No trans, no male, no nothing. Just pure female. Age range is specified in each plotline, but in case you forget it's 17-25. Rêverie is Asian-centered, so keep the faceclaims asian, be it idol/ulzzang/model/actress idrc. It is possible for a non-asian character to be a member of Rêverie, but usually they would only stay there for a few months before returning to their home country. (Professional dancers do that a lot, too. They're called guest artists/dancers.) Same goes for the ethnicity, and PLEASE don't go crazy on mixed ethnicity. If so, please explain why and how and who and--you get the gist. A pro tip for the fashion/style section: ballerinas are strictly required to put their hair up in a bun and keep fringes and bangs to a minimum.

LIFE'S A STAGE For personality, I'd like at least 4 good and bad traits for your character, it's up to you whether you wanna add neutral traits or not. MBTI, Hogwarts houses, and other personality classifications help too^^. As for the background, just explain about her early life regardless of her ballet interests, like childhood experience, school life, other work experience, etc. Don't make it too cliche, come on it's 2019. Anything can happen.

From lifestyle/routine, it gets a bit complicated. Full-time dancers spend a whole day in the studio from dawn to dusk. They usually start the day by stretching and warm-up class before moving on to their rehearsals. Each dancer has a specific schedule posted on the noticeboard. The studio is facilitated with numerous studios, a lounge/cafeteria, a physio/healthcare room, and a gym. It is usually ended with a show/performance. For more info, you can check out these videos. This (Royal Ballet !she's japanese-korean!) and this (American Ballet Theatre).

RELATIONS Please keep to important people only. Uncles, aunts, and grandparents aren't really necessary unless her parents died or something. Oh, and since these girls are coworkers, they'll me