What will happen to dance, with a major grant program changing?

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New York-based Tere O’Connor Dance received a National Dance Project grant for a work called The Lace. (Maria Baranova | New England Foundation for the Arts)It is one of the most coveted grants in the dance world. Today, 20 dance projects from across the country received grants of up to $100,000 each from the National Dance Project (NDP). Brion Vann in the Jamal Jackson Dance Company work ADULTIFICATION, which received one of the 2025 National Dance Project’s Production Grants. We just dealt with the world going dark for a long time in our performing arts economy.”Overflow Radio by Emily Johnson/Catalyst is one of the recipients of a 2025 National Dance Project grant.