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 Standing To See Jill Johnson's 'The Copier'
By JOEL LOBENTHAL
August 25, 2008
A new work at the Cedar Lake Contemporary Ballet is connected to the style of William Forsythe and Merce Cunningham.
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Move in and Around Manhattan
Fearless at Battleworks
Hubbard Street Dance Chicago's American Aerobicism
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Blaine Hoven Wins Hellman Dance Award
Hubbard Street's Up-and-Comer
'Love' and 'Life' Out of Doors
'Requiem' for a 'Requiem'
Towels, Balloons, and Buffoonery: Keigwin + Company at the Joyce
Sampling the Delouche Series
The Three-Ring Circus of 'Czar'
Peter Martins Inducted Into Dance Hall of Fame
ABT's Copeland, Lane Win Annenberg Fellowships
The Open-Air Artistry of City Parks Dance
Pilobolus's Shadowy Netherworld
A 'Giselle' With Speed and Style
Finding Movement Across the Globe
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