From New York to San Francisco, 16 dancers from across the country, representing a range of street dance styles and contemporary dance, move as if they are a single being, with each dancer’s actions flowing naturally into the next. Poet Chinaka Hodge narrates the seamless expression of dancers from all corners of the United States as we shelter-in-place. Inspired by Mitchell Rose‘s Exquisite Corps chain letter, each dancer begins in the last pose of the dancer before, passing movements across time and space.
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Garrett Williams & housemates bounce it out in quarantine
The simplicity of a dance. Who knew bouncing could be so mesmerizing? Comedian Garret Williams and his housemates created this dance video in quarantine to Daði & Gagnamagnið’s “Think About Things”. Try your own version!
Day 17: morale is weird pic.twitter.com/TW4Xdv0qJH
— Garrett Williams (@badboygargar) March 30, 2020
Norah, Yarah & Rosa L E T I T H A P P E N
Erica Rose Jeffrey’s Dance for Parkinson’s Videos
Erica shares three videos on the Dance for Parkinson’s Australia site.
Maura Whelehan with SF Ballet on the SF Loves Learning Show
San Francisco Unified School District is broadcasting a daily learning show and including short dance activities with SF Ballet teaching artists. SI alum Maura Whelehan, along with several other incredible dance educators are featured. Check out this video (join in the dance activity at 22:00) or visit the SFUnified Youtube channel for more. Dance activities are included in each show.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ni2qKLTP6oA
Family Lockdown Boogie by Jack Buchanon
Join Kiwi actor Jack Buchanon and his family in this fun quarantine-inspired home dance.