> standing in a packed crowd holding your phone up to film the DJ is not dancing True, but you can dance nevertheless and be the example, start the fun. I've b

> standing in a packed crowd holding your phone up to film the DJ is not dancing True, but you can dance nevertheless and be the example, start the fun. I've been that person trying to find other dancers in that environment and they exist. They are usually at the front rocking out against the stage, or near big speakers, or around the back/sides of the crowd where it has thinned out and they have space to move. There are alternative nights at clubs, less popular nights at clubs, smaller shows (local bands) with plenty of room, after-parties of arts-related events, ... I once went to the after party of Vancouver Folk Music Festival volunteers, and it was a different planet, felt like cheating compared to how difficult it can be to find like minded dancers.