O.C. dancers push boundaries with choreography for the camera

Historically, dance has catered to a live audience. The art form got its start in the royal courts of Renaissance Italy and France and gradually made its way to the stage, where it has gathered a devoted, if limited, following.
With the goal of growing the discipline’s audience, some dance innovators, taking note of our digitally focused world, have responded with choreography designed for the camera as opposed to the traditional proscenium theater. The work has been shared on screens larg