As with all stories, there were no words in the beginning. In this case, piano music and solo dances constituted the germ from which the story All in a Day's dance grew.
With three thousand miles between each other, pianist Lee Lane and dancer Carol Edwards garnered art skills - classical techniques of expression designed to capitalize on each individual's zest for new experiences.
The two artists eventually collaborated, creating and performing a suite of solo dance works with piano. They stayed focused on keeping their performance audio-visual until an alert audience member advised that a story line would enhance the presentation; henceforth the story All in a Day's Dance began.
Following numerous letters to publishers, demo recordings sent to record labels, auditions for arts promoters and public performances the story remained dormant; but there was no expiry date yet etched on the concept.
When technology eventually exploded it ignited elements within All in a Day's Dance that no corporate institution before it was capable of fulfilling. The internet was the "yellow brick road" leading to vital music production software, a Broadjam online showcase, Amazon and Kobobooks story publication and online advertising technology for the All in a Day's Dance performance project which is still growing.