When is International Dance Day in 2022?
GRAB your partner by the hand and twirl because April 29 is International Dance Day.
Dancing exists in nearly every culture around the world and the festival is a celebration of that fact.
When is International Dance Day in 2022?
The Dance Committee of the International Theatre Institute (ITI) established April 29 as International Dance Day in 1982 to highlight the amazing diversity and talent of dancers all over the globe.
Every year, the event takes place on April 29, which is the anniversary of Jean-Georges Noverre, the creator of modern ballet.
Jean-Georges Noverre, born April 29, 1727, was a ballet master and French dancer who worked across Europe and composed acclaimed ballets.
2022 marks the 40th anniversary of the day and will be celebrated through an online performance, with dance productions and dancers across the world joining in.
The day strives to encourage participation and education in dance through events and festivals held on the date all over the world.
“The intention of the International Dance Day Message is to celebrate dance, revel in the universality of this art form, cross all political, cultural, ethnic barriers, and bring people together with a common language,” states.
How is International Dance Day celebrated?
Every year, the International Dance Committee of ITI and the Executive Council of ITI select an outstanding choreographer or dancer to circulate a message throughout the world.
The author of the message is selected by the International Dance Committee of ITI and the Executive Council of ITI.
The message is translated into numerous languages and circulated worldwide.
What are people on Twitter saying?
One person on Twitter shared a gif of Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers dancing, and captioned the tweet, “Happy Friday Twitter! Celebrating International Dance Day with Fred & Ginger’s beautifully choreographed dance from ‘Swing Time’ 1936. #InternationalDanceDay”
The official Olympic games twitter account said: “On #InternationalDanceDay, let’s relive the moment @weareoneEXO made the world dance at the PyeongChang 2018 Closing Ceremony”
They attached a five minute video of the performance to the tweet and asked: “Which Olympic ceremony performance would you dance to on repeat?”
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A third person chimed in saying, “Happy #InternationalDanceDay! A day of celebration but also a call to recognize the value & universality of dance around the world, and its capacity to cross all political & cultural barriers with a common language. Culture is not a luxury!”
A fourth person tweeted, “Happy #InternationalDanceDay! Celebrating it as god intended, in ballet class.”