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Dancing back on the cards as South Australia relaxes coronavirus restrictions
The decision to allow dancing amid Adelaide’s busy festival season has prompted expressions of jubilation from dance-starved revellers, even if many venues will not necessarily benefit.
Key points:
- Dancing will be allowed at smaller venues from Friday, provided there is social distancing
- Dance-starved revellers have taken to social media to express their delight
- Not all venues — including those with capacity for more than 1,000 people — will benefit
Dancing had been effectively banned at dozens of events and venues throughout South Australia for months because of the risks of coronavirus superspreading.
Opposition to the ban intensified with the start of the Adelaide Fringe festival, which was forced to introduce “no dancing” signs at its…
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