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That endangered species, touring dancers

August 27, 2008 by Apollinaire Scherr Leave a Comment

Merce Cunningham dancer Daniel Madoff has constructed a very nifty website for touring dancers and their fans. He explains:

Touringdancers.com is targeted specifically at touring
dance companies and their audiences. It features a combined company calendar
in which the viewer can see multiple company calendars side by side. The
benefit for dancers is that they can locate their fellow dancers and
friends. The benefit for audiences is that they can locate their favorite
companies abroad. They can even search by city if they know they will be in
a specific foreign town at a specific time.

The site also features a forum section, where anyone can write about his or her favorite places to eat,
sites to see, or things to do in highly toured cities. We strongly
encourage readers to add their own postings so all users benefit from each other’s expertise about one city or another. This is a
chance not only for dancers to exchange ideas, but for people interested in dance to have a positive effect on the people who bring them so much joy.

The site is
also interested in adding new dance companies to the schedule so it can become a larger resource.




Click here to visit the website. And spread the word!

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Apollinaire Scherr

is the New York-based dance critic for the Financial Times. She has written regularly for The New Yorker, The New York Times, and Newsday, as well as SF Weekly and the East Bay Express, in the Bay Area. She has contributed to... Read More…

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