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The White House’s traditional Christmas video this year features a tap dance performance of The Nutcracker with a surprising aesthetic.
Aesthetic, let’s say, bold. Yesterday, Thursday, December 14, the first lady of the United States, Jill Biden, shared a video of the White House’s end-of-year celebrations on X (formerly Twitter). It features the Dorrance Dancers, a New York City dance group, performing a tap dance performance Nutcracker In the corridors of the White House.
Throughout the video, the dancers strike burlesque and very strong poses, slightly strained smiles and extravagant costumes in a childish and, frankly, rather kitsch universe. In tap shoes, they walk through the rooms of the presidential palace leading to the Christmas tree in the Blue Room. Jill Biden captioned her post: “A little magic, wonder and joy brought to you by the talented tap dancers of Dorrance Dance in their joyous performance. Nutcracker. Enjoy!”
Last November, the first lady said she wanted everyone who visits the White House during the holidays to feel like children again. the year with the wonderful, sparkling eyes of children.” Which perhaps explains the gorgeous aspect of the art direction of this video. All tastes are in nature.
Source: Le Figaro
