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Not every teacher feels able to give to their students through the computer screen. Not everyone is able to dance from home or rent a studio to take a virtual class. This is clearer than ever but there have been major challenges in shifting to a virtual dance world.

Dance is a precious gift as is the act of sharing it with other people. There have been opportunities to reinvent, rediscover, and reevaluate what we thought we knew and perhaps what we may have taken for granted. “ This is a truly difficult moment for our community but, like any great story, not without a spark of hope. As we continue teaching, training, creating, hoping, and…waiting, remember all that we-as a community-have overcome this year and the insight we may have never discovered had we not been forced to take a pause. There is a light at the end of the tunnel, and we are moving towards that light.

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We must continue to foster open dialogue, hold ourselves and our community accountable, and constantly reevaluate our programming, representation, and mission both on an organizational and an individual/personal level.Īs much as we want answers or a timeline (or a perfectly-crafted Labanotation telling us exactly what to do and how to do it), the future is still so uncertain.Īs we hope for things to truly get back to ‘normal’ by next year, a lot depends upon the continued vaccination rollout, greater understanding of the coronavirus variants, financial circumstances, peoples’ comfortability (traveling, sitting in a theater, dancing in a studio, etc.). And as we inch towards returning to some idea of ‘normalcy,’ let us not ignore the cracks in our industry. As mentioned in “ What We’ve Been Through,” this past year has brought some big conversations to the surface. Colleges across the country (including previously online-only institutions like the UC and CSU schools) hope to reopen for on-campus learning in the fall.īut whether institutions are ‘open’ or ‘closed’ is not the only focus of how we’re looking ahead.

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TV and film is functioning closer to normal (thanks to bigger budgets and intense COVID safety precautions) in cities like Los Angeles, Atlanta, New York, and Toronto.New York City dance studios got the go-ahead to reopen today with limited capacity and mask mandates.Some regional theatersand cruise ships are planning to produce shows for the summer and fall.and Broadway seems to be holding off until the beginning of 2022 (though productions in Australia and the UK have started back up and running and some NY theaters are looking to reopen late this year).some domestic tours hope to launch in the fall,.New York City Ballet is projecting a September 21st opening night,.But with the ongoing vaccine roll-out, we do seem to be moving in a positive direction: Key leaders project that live theater won’t be back-back for at least another six months. Now one year into the pandemic, we all just want answers as to where we’re going and what the timeline is until we’re back dancing, performing, and sharing our art form in person.