Deborah Hay
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Nicole Bindler recalls her experience in workshop with Deborah Hay
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Erin Manning invokes dance, choreography, philosophy, film, and even autism to advocate for a richer relationship to the world around us.
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Annie Wilson interrogates just what it means to practice dance as if it were/as if it is central to the practice of a waking life.
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How often does one have the opportunity to attend a lecture by a pioneer of post-modern dance?
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Three distinct versions of the same Deborah Hay solo were performed by three Philadelphia artists.
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I can see these dancers working through ideas of physical intelligence. They are at home in their bodies, at home in making, and I can just tell that they are having a rip-roaring good time.
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Sometimes titles raise expectations that are not always realized in the actual performance.
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Manfred Fischbeck, artistic director of Group Motion Dance Company and cornerstone of the Philadelphia dance community for over forty years, presents an improvised score.