CMTS seniors sing ‘Goodbye’ to Columbia in its 2021 Senior Showcase
CMTS seniors sing ‘Goodbye’ to Columbia in its 2021 Senior Showcase CMTS / Screenshot By Jane Loughman | May 13, 2021, 8:57 PM
After previously performing in productions such as “Godspell” with the Columbia Musical Theatre Society, Joel Meyers, CC ’21, dons his graduation robe and a mask for one last hurrah. He sings a verse of “Goodbye” in front of Butler Library, performing the “Catch Me If You Can” number with seven other seniors from the Columbia Musical Theatre Society as a farewell to their college performance days and to conclude CMTS’ 2021 Senior Showcase.
For Meyers, “There’s only one word left to sing: goodbye.”
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Despite efforts to revive Barnard tap classes, the future of the program remains uncertain
Despite efforts to revive Barnard tap classes, the future of the program remains uncertain Beatrice Shlansky / Senior Staff Photographer Tap dance is a loud art form, making it a discipline that is unfit for Zoom dance classes.
Despite COVID-19 restrictions that have isolated dance students across the globe, Barnard dance classes are in full swing. In their Zoom rectangles, dancers listen to their lectures and clear spaces in their homes for technique classes in disciplines like ballet and modern. In 2018, Barnard still offered tap classes such as Tap Ensemble and Tap as an American Art Form, which were classes that taught beyond the introductory levels of these dance styles. However, tap classes and lectures have disappeared from the Barnard dance course offerings despite still being listed on the Barnard dance department website.