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One of the foremost American choreographers of the twentieth century, a modern dance pioneer, and the creator of an important technique for training dancers, Martha Graham (1894-1991) studied at the Denishawn School in Los Angeles.… Read More

  One of the foremost American choreographers of the twentieth century, a modern dance pioneer, and the creator of an important technique for training dancers, Martha Graham (1894-1991) studied at the Denishawn School in Los… Read More

One of the foremost American choreographers of the twentieth century, a modern dance pioneer, and the creator of an important technique for training dancers, Martha Graham (1894-1991) studied at the Denishawn School in Los Angeles.… Read More

One of the foremost American choreographers of the twentieth century, a modern dance pioneer, and the creator of an important technique for training dancers, Martha Graham (1894-1991) studied at the Denishawn School in Los Angeles.… Read More

One of the foremost American choreographers of the twentieth century, a modern dance pioneer, and the creator of an important technique for training dancers, Martha Graham (1894-1991) studied at the Denishawn School in Los Angeles.… Read More

Originally launched in 1994 by Jacqulyn Buglisi and Donlin Foreman with associate founders Terese Capucilli and Christine Dakin, the company evolved out of the necessity to produce new dances, embrace young dancers, and bring audiences into… Read More

Founded in Taiwan by choreographer Bulareyaung Pagarlava and renowned dancer Fang-Yi Sheu in 2007, LAFA & Artists made its official U.S. debut with this presentation. Both previously danced with Cloud Gate Dance Theatre, and Sheu… Read More

The career of New York-based choreographer Sonya Tayeh has been a whirlwind in the decade leading up to her Jacob’s Pillow debut. With roots in the club scene of her native Detroit, she burst into… Read More

Originally launched in 1994 by Jacqulyn Buglisi and Donlin Foreman with associate founders Terese Capucilli and Christine Dakin, the company evolved out of the necessity to produce new dances, embrace young dancers, and bring audiences into… Read More

Although the full dance from which this duet was derived is today considered lost, the “Moon” section was filmed for the classic documentary, A Dancer’s World. This has allowed contemporary viewers to experience a tantalizing… Read More

Acclaimed as a fearless innovator, dancer-choreographer Richard Move first became known for his witty and impeccably-researched impersonations of Martha Graham in the late 1990s. He produced a series of events known as Martha@Mother at a club… Read More

A native of Trinidad, Colorado, Erick Hawkins (1909-1994) forged an unusual career that began with George Balanchine’s American Ballet in 1935 and continued with Lincoln Kirstein’s Ballet Caravan. In 1938, he became the first male… Read More

Since its founding in 1972, Pacific Northwest Ballet has become one of the largest and most highly-regarded ballet companies in the U.S. First achieving national prominence under the longtime direction of former New York City… Read More

A native of Trinidad, Colorado, Erick Hawkins (1909-1994) forged an unusual career that began with George Balanchine’s American Ballet in 1935 and continued with Lincoln Kirstein’s Ballet Caravan. In 1938, he became the first male… Read More