Isolation

Miranda Bishop is a Brooklyn based ballerina, choreographer and aerialist. Her piece entitled “Isolation” was filmed on the boardwalk and beach in front of Steele Pier in Atlantic City.

“It brings me so much joy to present this piece to you! I grew up in Atlantic County and started my ballet career with the Atlantic City Ballet as a teenager. After many years spent dancing in Philadelphia and NYC I found myself in quarantine back at my childhood home in Northfield, NJ. During this unexpected isolation I totally fell in love with the song Agony by Yung Lean. The music brought out so many emotions and the lyrics captured exactly how this pandemic has made me and some many others feel. With this new found inspiration I choreographed a dance and filmed it with my wonderful partner David Weeks.” - Miranda

The New Normal: Tomkomedy LIVE

In an effort to adapt to being a gig worker in a time of quarantine, local comedian Michelle Tomko, aka Tomkomedy, has been performing a FaceBook LIVE comedy show every other Saturday on the Boardwalk in Atlantic City. Enjoy the show she performed for 48 Blocks AC!

A Midsummer Night's Dream

Atlantic City Theatre Company presents “A Midsummer Night’s Dream”

Aria Da Capo

Enjoy this dramatic reading/enactment of Aria Da Capo by Edna St. Vincent Millay. It has some themes and scenes that feel especially poignant in relation to separation and the mild absurdity in producing live theater when the actors cannot be in the same place.

Bay Atlantic Symphony

They Bay Atlantic Symphony performs a virtual concert.

Saxophone by Robert Fell

{in}st{an}t

A dance to show power to your own self! In an instant your world can change and that is why we must dance.

History of Clarinet

Enjoy learning the history of the clarinet with musician Natalie Douchette, along with some playing to demonstrate the instrument.

Out Of The Unknown

"Life is about exploring the world outside of your comfort zone."

Beginning with clear and concise gesture phrases, Jenna Tompkins dance solo “Out of the Unknown” progresses to explore her own unknown. With surprising scene changes, this work represents the unknown that lives outside all of our comfort zones. Jenna choreographed this solo as a project for a school assignment.