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Elizabeth M. Seyler
Elizabeth M. Seyler is assistant editor and proofreader for Seven Days. She also writes a bit, holds a PhD in dance, and teaches and performs Argentine tango.
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Dance Studios, Students and Artists Improvise and Keep Moving
If necessity is the mother of invention, the pandemic is the mother of improvisation. While many Vermonters are finding creative ways to cope during…
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Arts + Life
Merrill Theatres Closes Burlington-Area Movie Theaters: Latest Arts- and Food-Related Coronavirus Updates in Vermont
As the novel coronavirus known as COVID-19 spreads, it is forcing Vermonters to take precautions. Chief among the recommended steps for limiting exposure is…
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Arts + Life
Vermonters Face Stormwater Threat With Fungi, Rain Gardens and More
New weather patterns are affecting Vermont, according to the state's climate change website. Some locals might welcome rising average temperatures and shorter winters, but…
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Arts + Life
Lida Winfield and Collaborators Present New Work of Movement and Music
In a scene in IMAGINARY, Lida Winfield's dance, theater and storytelling piece, a dancer lifts Winfield up, spins her 180 degrees, places her in…
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Arts + Life
'They Say a Lady Was the Cause of It' Explores Identity Through Dance and Music
At a recent rehearsal in Burlington for the new work They Say a Lady Was the Cause of It, 11 dancers sat at a…
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Arts + Life
Public Libraries Adapt to the 21st Century … and Uphold Democracy
Outside, frigid temperatures had turned Burlington's latest snowfall into crusty meringue and rocks of ice. Inside the more hospitable Fletcher Free Library on a…
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Arts + Life
Vermont Choreographers Accept Challenge to Create New Work in a Month
Making time to create new work is hard for many artists, particularly if they have multiple jobs or otherwise busy lives. One organization supports…
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News + Opinion
OVR Technology Is Creating Olfactory Virtual Reality for Health Care, Education and Training
My first experience with olfactory virtual reality was truly trippy. Wearing a VR headset and holding a controller in each hand, I stood in…
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