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MODERN DANCE - United States

Isadora Lives: Dancers Continue the Legacy (Feb 2004) Building on the Graham Tradition: Buglisi/Foreman Dance (Nov 2003) Post-Modern Salvation: Stephen Petronio Mirrors the Times (Jul 1999) On-Site Inventions: Heidi Duckler's Collage Dance Theatre (Nov 1996) Still Defying Gravity: Streb/Ringside Dance Company (Sep 1996) New Flight for 'The Winged': Limon Dance Company at 50 (Jul 1996) The Feminine Force in Dance (Nov 1995) Formula for Success: New York's Joyce Theater (Feb 1995) Boston Goes Hip-hop (Jan 1995) Dance in the Desert: The Ririe-Woodbury Dance Company (Nov 1994) Just Doing It: Lester Horton's Grandchildren (Mar 1994) Dancing Ambassadors: U.S. Exports Change Lives Abroad (Sep 1993) Cutting Up With Tharp and Baryshnikov (May 1993) Paul Taylor: America's Dance Wizard (Apr 1993) Chicago's Treasured Troupe: The Hubbard Street Dance Company (Feb 1993) The Goddess Graham (Jun 1992) Brief, Brilliant Phoenix: Twyla Tharp and Dancers (Apr 1992) Ralph Lemon: The New Romanticism (Sep 1991) Mark Morris: Cracking The Hard Nut (Mar 1991) American Modern Dance in Mid-life Crisis (Feb 1991) Of Myths and Mothers: A Disturbing Postmodern Dance (Nov 1990) Mark Morris: The Soul of Androgyny (Sep 1990) Paul Taylor: Better Than Ever (Aug 1990) Twelve Men for the Nineties (May 1990) Inside the Alvin Ailey Repertory Ensemble (Jul 1989) Trisha Brown: Set for Success (Jun 1989) Eiko and Koma Nurture a Tree in Brooklyn (Apr 1989) A Gala for Graham (Dec 1988) Paul Taylor: Working the Space Between Art and Life (Jun 1988) Let There Be Light!: Creating Stage Sets for the Dance (Apr 1988) Martha Graham: Choreographer as Consummate Individualist (Feb 1988) The Cunningham Revolution: Technique, Not Theater (Nov 1987) Dance Paths Diverge at the New York City Center (Jan 1986)