AMSTERDAM, April 24 — Six dancers from the Dutch National Ballet headed out into the empty streets of Amsterdam this week to perform their parts in a piece of choreography inspired by the coronavirus lockdown. Each put on a solo performance out in the open, some in front of landmarks...
Ballet dancer Yvonne Slingerland Cosialls of the Dutch National Ballet performs on the streets of Amsterdam for the ‘Gently Quiet’ project, amid the coronavirus disease outbreak, in Amsterdam, the Netherlands April 24, 2020. — Reuters
Each put on a solo performance out in the open, some in front of landmarks including the Amstel Hotel and the Eye film museum.that will be streamed online by early May, the National Ballet said. “Even if we are in this weird situation we are still moving and we are still trying to get to the audience. I think art right now is really important for everyone.”
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