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A little news about a lot of dancers!
As Cassie says in A Chorus Line: "A dancer dances!" The theaters, studios, and schools may be closed, but dancers, ever-resourceful, keep dancing. Here is some information about many dancers and companies, about what they have been doing during this tough time.
Rhythm in Motion 20 Concert/Let's Celebrate Tap City!
This year Rhythm in Motion has gone viral and they are taking a look back at some of the exceptional work that's been created by their Artists in Residence over the years. Some date back to 2014. These boundary breaking new takes on tap by NYC's finest choreographers are brought to you on Friday, July 10th, at 8pm, but if you register in advance you will be able to access the concert for an entire week. Happy Tap Twenty everyone. Enjoy!
The International Association of Blacks in Dance announces Can You Hear Me Now? Campaign
The International Association of Blacks in Dance announces the launch of its Can You Hear Me Now? campaign with an open letter to the White American dance community. Can You Hear Me Now? is an online and social media campaign dedicated to acknowledging and dismantling long-standing racial disparities within the American dance community.
Don't stop dancing - online dance and events this week
It's been a challenging time for dancers. If you have felt like quitting, think about why you started dance and try mixing up your week to be sure you have time for dance class, to watch performances all over the world that inspire you online and to see a friend online or in person (at a safe distance of course).
Sir David Bintley, CBE to judge lockdown Choreography Challenge for students created by BRB Principal, Brandon Lawrence
Internationally acclaimed choreographer and former Artistic Director of Birmingham Royal Ballet (BRB), Sir David Bintley, CBE will judge an online Choreography Challenge for students together with its creator, Brandon Lawrence.
Boston Early Music Festival and Broadway Performers Join Faculty of Marblehead School of Ballet's Summer Session and Summer Intensives
Summer opens at the Marblehead School of Ballet with a full line-up of enriching virtual, live classes for children, teenagers and adults. The new summer session runs now through August 8, 2020. This year, the school's celebrated Summer Intensive will be offered live online.
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