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Opinion: Ohio s artists are fighting for survival. The public can help. Jane D Angelo The dance art form is expressive and vibrant. Columbus dance practitioners offer a variety of dance genres from contemporary, hip-hop, West African, Tap, Classical Indian, Flamenco to ballet, jazz and modern. In early 2020, dance artists were preparing new work to perform in spring and summer concerts. Dance studios were prepping students for recitals, concerts and competitions. Well, we all know what happened, in March 2020 a global pandemic forced widespread shutdown. Performing artists and venues took a heavy hit. © Submitted Jane D’Angelo has served as the OhioDance Executive Director since 2003. D’Angelo is the project leader and co-creator of the OhioDance Virtual Dance Collection®, an interactive website that preserves and documents multiple achievements of those that have shaped the dance history of Ohio. She has an extensive background in dance and dance edu

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