A live dance performance in the National Gallery | National Gallery

[@rembvanrijn]

A very moving experience, literally and metaphorically. As painting is silent, so is dance, and in both, the creative soul can never be other than it is, which is its triumph, but also its doom. Thanks to the NG for posting this: it deserves the widest audience.

[@autumnroseh2436]

Not only did this leave me with chills but it also made me a bit teary eyed. So cool

[@illusion466]

I don't understand the hate in the comments. People complaining it can't be compared to the work of the old masters, as if the commenters knew anything about pose, form, narrative or drama. I'm sure the dancers and composer have spent a lot more time studying the works of the great masters, than those in the comments, who seem to just want to be seen paying lip service to some anti-modern sentiment.

[@Yeknodathon]

Thanks to the dancers and composer! Very interesting to watch and experience. Hoping to see more! Love the movement and expression.

[@kubraaksoy9264]

Perfect final👏👏

[@manuelbranco173]

There is no reason for this. These people must be stopped ♥️

[@AdelleDrover]

Incredible camera work

[@thehomewizard1]

Amazing 😊

[@jcwt_pdx]

Beautiful 😍🥲🥹

[@PauloConstantino167]

Is this what western civilization has come down to ?

[@manuelbranco173]

People should not be allowed to dance in a museum 🤦♥️💀🤖 I love you BUNNY

[@fabrizio483]

Vandals dancing at the ruins of a once great civilization.

[@margaritahope4604]

Creepy.

[@francoisebillotte642]

Is that dancing ?

[@jean-yvesdechalonge4712]

This is nonsense to have made at the NG or in any Old Masters museum. It's sad that the NG needs to be fashionable. That could have been pleased me but in a more appropriate location.

[@YsuuB]

That was bizarre