Ivan Cavallari, artistic director, in the company of the troupe’s dancers, will be delighted to perform the role of master of ceremonies for the occasion.

This program speaks to the soul, to the heart and to the head, as a means of reducing inequities.

It is intended for the people most affected by the pandemic, including:

• The refugees and immigrants;
• The grandparents who for months have had to be satisfied, in the most serious cases, with seeing their loved ones through a window without the comfort of kissing them or holding newborn babies in their arms;
• The children who, day after day, had to be waved at from far away by its mother or father, isolated for his or her own good;
• Care workers who have put their own safety and that of their families at risk to tend day and night to the well-being of the elderly;
• The teaching corps that has constantly had to adapt to ensure the safety of students as well as that of family bubbles – those of the children and their own;
• The young adults who suffer from autism spectrum disorders and their families, who have lived confined to their apartments, in some cases since March 13 2020;
• Adults with intellectual disabilities who, from one day to the next, have found themselves without activity or mentorship to stimulate them and keep them from slipping back.