Today's Dance Edit: Can college dance adapt to COVID?

August 25, 2020

"The more I taught, the more I saw the through lines—the artistry, culture and connections to the world that are there whether you're 4 or 64 years old." —2020 Dance Teacher Award recipient Deborah Damast

What will college dance departments look like in this COVID era? (Dance Magazine)
New York City's latest reopening guidelines have left dance studios in a state of limbo. (The City)
San Francisco Ballet is the latest company to cancel its in-person Nutcracker performances. (Datebook)
Italy's ban on dancing in nightclubs, aimed at younger patrons, has frustrated the country's older generation of social dancers. (The New York Times)
Ballet West Scotland has closed following allegations of sexual misconduct by the school's former vice principal. (The Herald Scotland)
Randy James, founding artistic director of the all-male contemporary dance company 10 Hairy Legs, has stepped down from his role. (New Jersey Stage)
Is this TikTok dance challenge the next "Renegade"? (Vulture)

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