Contaminated depicts the journey of unwelcomed incarceration we have all endured as the Coronavirus shut our country and the world down, and the hope that we may wash this trauma away in time.

This playful dance in four movements, expresses the quirky descent into the Zoom rabbit hole, the upside-down feeling of confinement, the longing for the touch of others, and the sense that through it all we simply must dance

Dance NOW! saluted the frontline workers of the pandemic with this video of Isadora Duncan’s Varshiavianka.

This collaboration between Co-Director Salterini and his long-time friend and colleague, Valentina Ducros, and her pianist partner Jacopo Carlini is particularly poignant in this time of lockdown.

Company dancer Renee Roberts rehearses Baumgarten’s powerful Unburden in her back yard, shadowed by original cast member Madeline Keckis.

Trying to stay present with our civic obligations, the Dance NOW! dancers encouraged our audiences to stand up and be counted through the 2020 Census—even in quarantine!!!

DNM’s newest work at the time of the shutdown was set to have its world premiere on March 21st, 2020 at the Aventura Arts & Cultural Center.

DNM joined forces with dancers and companies from around the country to raise awareness of our most precious resource.

Dance NOW! created this fun PSA video to help encourage everyone in our community to keep distant but not apart in the pandemic.

DNM Co-Director Hannah Baumgarten created this site specific work that was performed in Miami Beach just a few days before everything shut down by the Coronavirus outbreak.

“Dis-dancing will not stop Dance NOW! Miami!”

Dance NOW! pivoted quickly in lockdown – still imagining our May Program would come to fruition and getting creative in the time of Covid-19 and continued to work, even if virtually, from home!