Why Did Two Dancers Perform in the Worlds Coldest Place? @RealStories
Why Did Two Dancers Perform in the Worlds Coldest Place?  @RealStories
Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Dancing on Icebergs charts the two-year-long making of the short film Antarctica: The First Dance created by Kiwi choreographer Corey Baker with Royal New Zealand Ballet star Madeleine Graham. The creative duo spent twelve days on the ice as temperatures reached as low as -16 degrees. They spoke with the resident climate change scientists on the icy continent before dancing to draw attention to the rapid ice melt, sliding down mountainsides and even being suspended in a glacier.


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