Bridging the Gap Between Social and Stage Dancing, Caleb Teicher and Eyal Vilner Offer ‘A Very Sw!ng Out Holiday’
The performance is capped by a 30-minute second set in which the more daring in the house have the chance to join the dancers and each other on stage as the orchestra plays.

‘A Very Sw!ng Out Holiday’
Through December 15
Joyce Theater
As a music guy gazing across the ballroom floor at the world of dance, it’s always seemed to me that there’s a somewhat major distinction between two different kinds of dancing: Social dancing, as enjoyed by couples in a supper club, is inherently a different animal from the dancing that is done on a stage.
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