Research Catalog

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Additional authors

1. Siegel, Marcia B.
2. Halprin, Anna.
3. Ross, Janice.
4. Novack, Cynthia Jean.
5. Hay, Deborah, 1941-
6. Banes, Sally.
7. Driver, Senta.
8. Copeland, Roger.
9. Foster, Susan Leigh.

Found in

1. Drama review. Cambridge, Mass. v. 36, no. 1 (T133), Spring 1992, p. 48-69.

Subject

1. Multiculturalism and dance
2. Postmodern dance
3. Modern dance > United States
4. Dance > History > 20th century

Call number

1. NAFA

Note

1. Answers and other questions by Marcia B. Siegel, Anna Halprin, Janice Ross, Cynthia J. Novack, Deborah Hay, Sally Banes, Senta Driver, Roger Copeland, and Susan L. Foster. Edited by Ann Daly.
2. Discussion includes: the choreographer's response to the current social and political climate, whether postmodern dance is elitist, whether 90's new dance is providing new ways of moving, building, and seeing, whether postmodern dance is an independent genre or a development of modern dance, multiculturalism, and today's ritual and narrative-based dance.

Bibliography (note)

1. Includes bibliographical references.

Author

1. Daly, Ann, 1959-

Title

1. What has become of postmodern dance?

Bibliography

1. Includes bibliographical references.

Local subject

1. Postmodern dance.
2. Multiculturalism and dance.

Added author

1. Siegel, Marcia B.
2. Halprin, Anna.
3. Ross, Janice.
4. Novack, Cynthia Jean.
5. Hay, Deborah, 1941-
6. Banes, Sally.
7. Driver, Senta.
8. Copeland, Roger.
9. Foster, Susan Leigh.

Found in:

1. Drama review. Cambridge, Mass. v. 36, no. 1 (T133), Spring 1992, p. 48-69.

Research call number

1. NAFA