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Samuel Hazo A Crossing Boarding this ship of Paul the mariner, we bring and find our bearings here. West of our birth and cast of death, we sail from southern porches to the true north of God . ....

Dance (September 1987)

DANCE THE NEXT GREAT LEAP MEASURING THE BOLSHOI The Bolshoi Ballet's artistry has always been inextricably bound up with politics. Starting in 1703 when the capital was moved from Moscow, the...

Dance (May 1987)

DANCE CREATURES IN MOTION THE SHAPES OF PILOBOLUS During the emergence of modern dance in the United States between the wars, much emphasis was placed on its essential "American-ness" to...

Dance (August 1986)

the United States is supporting Duarte "the way a rope sup- economy. The "capitalist" (in many ways pre-capitalist) ports a hanged man": by pushing him to carry out unpopular economy...

Dance (February 1986)

outright fear later, when I walk past the "Stops and Ross Camp" just behind the Catholic bishop's house and the Dance Dominican sisters' convent. This is the...

Dance (December 1984)

marriage, it begins as sexual slapstick: its hero Mickey (Keith Carradine), proposes to everyone he kisses; its heroine and his preferred, Eve, (Lesley Anne Warren), can't make a commitment to...

Dance (August 1984)

unspoken, and as a result Finney too begins to seem remote, a miniature observed under glass rather than the tragic under- achiever of Lowry's mythic vision. When it was screened at the Cannes...

Dance (May 1984)

Mazursky shows no sense that the pursuit of unequal stereos doesn't help to sustain an egalitarian society. He views America as a land where you can buy whatever you want, and be whatever you...

Dance: (February 1984)

tion and to some degree joins it. Nolte plays a role in sustaining the revolution: he prints a picture of a revolutionary leader that the Somoza government claims is dead, but stages the shot...

Dance: (June 1983)

Dance DANCE TO THE MUSIC BALANCHINE, 1904-1983 GEORGE BALANCHINE became the greatest force in twentieth century dance by establishing the "plotless" ballet. Before him choreographers developed...

Dance: (March 1983)

Dance DANCE & POLITICS THREE CONTRASTING COMPANIES DURING THE THIRTIES, when politics influenced the work of writers, dramatists, painters, and musicians, it also found its way into the output of...

Dance (September 1982)

Dance SANDLOT BALLET TAKING DANCE TO THE PEOPLE HO MORE THAN fifteen years ago, dance was considered the most elite of the performing arts. Perhaps the most sublime expression of its...

Dance (August 1982)

Dance DOLLARS & DANCE FELD BALLET'S JOYCE THEATER THE baleful glare of Reganomics softened for a moment a year ago just long enough to thaw frozen federal funds allocated for an urban development...

Dance (March 1982)

Dance BLACK BALLET THE FRUITS OF PERSEVERANCE TWO UNRELATED EVENTS occurring within a week last fall indicated the distance black dancers have traveled in the world of concert dance. New York...

Dance (October 1981)

DUTCH TREAT PLUS NUREYEV'S LA SCALA SINCE ITS INCEPTION in 1959 as an insurgent group rebelling against the then reigning Dutch National Ballet, the Netherlands Dance Theater has functioned as a...

Dance: (August 1981)

BARYSHNIKOV'S TURN A TIME OF TRANSITION DURING ITS four-decade history the American Ballet Theater has never confined itself to a single esthetic but has rather sought to present the best examples...

Dance: (June 1981)

Dance THE SUNSHINE SIDE PAUL TAYLOR'S CHOREOGRAPHY CHOREOGRAPHER Paul Taylor lives in a creative world of light and shade and one never knows from which side of his prodigious talent his next...

Dance (August 1980)

Dance EMIGRE BALLET SOCIALIST REALISM BY ANY OTHER NAME THE ironic FATE of those dancers who have left Russia, legally or illegally, is to carry the Soviet esthetic with them. They may have...

Dance (May 1980)

I was suspended after the performance which the Dowager Empress attended and never again danced in Russia. The Dance costume essentially is the one that is today worn throughout the world,...

Dance (February 1980)

aim is to move the nationwide federations out of collective bargaining. Although unions may invite outsiders to the negotiating table, collective bargaining at a level higher than the...

Dance (October 1979)

of leaving the comforts of Nairobi, or even Addis Ababa, to become involved in the vast amounts of nettlesome red tape and unimaginably unpleasant details which large-scale population movements...

Dance (August 1979)

This page is missing Denmark. Bournonville's own interest in performing saw to that, and to this day the Royal Danish School continues to turn out world-class male dancers more frequently than...

Dance: (June 1979)

mediocrity of television, that we see without reservation how Donn, Victor Ullate, Daniel Lommel and Patrice Touron, all well made and entertaining these films were. At the time, their of...

Dance: B & B at New York: (January 1979)

After the Chilean coup Mr. Kissinger was alleged to have said conscious of the stakes there. As an outsider one can only hope that the U.S. could not allow the Chileans to choose an...

Dance (November 1978)

Dance CLASSIC STYLING OLD & NEW AT THE JOFFREY DESPITE the glittery, "with it" image of the Joffrey Ballet, its underpinnings and real base is the series of revivals of contemporary, for the most...

McDonald

McDonald, Brian

McDonald, Don

McDonald, Don Wooten and Don

McDonald, Donald

McDonald, Emma

McDonald, Irving T.

McDonald, John B.

McDonald, John J.

McDonnell, Kilian

McDonnell, Kilicm

McDonnell, Monika K Hellwig, George MacRae, Robert McAfee Brown, Michael Novak, Charles E Curran, Ro