Inspired by videos from the Paris National Opera, the St Petersburg Mikhailovsky Theatre, and others, some members of the Historical Dance Community have put together a similar video for the International Day of Dance (the 29th of April 2020).
This spontaneous initiative expresses their gratitude and support for all those who work with such dedication and courage to protect and support early dance. It was also the desire to bring some fun to all of us living in lockdown and isolation and hopefully making the confinement a bit more cheerful. Additionally, we would like to express our gratitude and love to professionals in the field of Historical Dance who may struggle because of the cancellation of performances, classes, balls and events.
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