ALLEN: After a two-month hiatus, NASCAR is heading back to the racetrack this month. And the racing league is ready to go at full throttle with back-to-back events. But one thing will be missing. There will be no fans in the stands because social distancing would be almost impossible. NASCAR is one of the first major sports leagues to announce the resumption of its season. Ballet dancers might be out of work right now, but music is still going in their hearts. And in France dancers from the Paris Opera House found a way to raise the curtains on a show. CNN's Anna Stewart shows us the good stuff.</s>ANNA STEWART, CNN REPORTER (voice-over): Opera houses, theaters and ballet schools all closed. But for the world's top dancers, the show must go on. From a kitchen for the Bolshoi, to door frames and balconies for the Czech National Ballet. And now dancers from the Paris Opera House dancing to Prokofiev's "Romeo and Juliet" from home. Despite being filmed on cell phones, these performances are powerful, resonating with people all over the world.</s>CEDRIC KLAPISCH, DIRECTOR: Because they shop themselves at home, I think that there is something about being normal human beings, you know, because they're exceptional dancers, but they are also fathers and mothers.</s>STEWART: They perform this as a thank you to all the essential workers saving lives and keeping the work going outside.</s>ALLEN: Love it. That is CNN NEWSROOM for this hour. I'm Natalie Allen. I'll see you back hear about the same time tomorrow. The news continues right after this.
Top Ballet Dancers Put on a Show From Their Homes.