Today's Dance Edit: Fauci's live performance timeline

September 15, 2020

"Sometimes I’m very in the mood to be inspired and I want to go research and see things online and watch performances. ...There’s also times where I don’t want to see anything. I want to just stay in my house and look at the wall."
—choreographer Chris Emile on our ever-shifting relationship to dance during the pandemic

Dr. Anthony Fauci says Americans might realistically be able to return to live indoor performances at "the end of 2021, maybe even the middle of 2021." (Playbill)
The Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade will only be viewable on TV this year, with significantly pared-down performances. (Business Insider)
Watch a host of prominent New Yorkers—including ballerina Misty Copeland, voguer Leiomy Maldonado, Pretty Big founder Akira Armstrong, and several Rockettes—pay filmic tribute to the very-much-still-alive city. (Vogue)
The world tour of The Phantom of the Opera has managed to soldier on for much of the pandemic. Here's what it's been like to dance in it. (Dance Magazine)
The official National Dance Day routine has arrived, and you can learn it from the "World of Dance" Season 4 winners. (Dance Spirit)
Ferrari celebrated its one-thousandth Formula One race with a dance performance, and the internet can't get over it. (The Drive)

Kim Black has found her calling nurturing Burlington, NC's tiniest dancers. Join us at the 2020 Dance Teacher Awards, where we'll honor Black and five other extraordinary educators.
(Kim Black with a student. Photo courtesy Black)

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