$12.50 (You Save 37%) Featuring Jacques d'Amboise and the National Dance Institute.
In 1976, one of the world's greatest dancers began a project that would change the lives of at least half a million people. That year, the National Dance Institute was founded by New York City Ballet principal dancer Jacques d'Amboise as a way of introducing dance to students in the public school system.
This unique experience was captured in the 1983 Academy-Award-winning film, He Makes Me Feel Like Dancin". From nerve-racking tryouts to rigorous rehearsals, determined children danced through a year of practice that culminated in a glorious debut at Madison Square Garden. But what became of those young dancers? Nearly two decades later, Who's Dancin' Now? revisits them to discover the profound impact of this experience, intercutting scenes from the previous film. That early success through arts education, with it's lessons of commitment, discipline and resilience, continues to be a vital influence in their lives as they pursue careers in law, science, education and finance. You are sure to be inspired by this uplifting film.
