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The experimentalists
Tim Miller, Pooh Kaye, and Ishmael Houston-Jones discuss various aspects of their choreography, including the infusion of personal meaning or autobiography into their work, the use of improvisation and performance art, the types of responses they seek in their audiences, and their vision of the future. Houston-Jones performs an excerpt from Dead, and a segment of Miller's Postwar is screened.
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- "Program 67: Dancers and choreographers redefine form in contemporary terms for our time / Robert Dunn, Kenneth King."
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- "Program 65: Interviews of choreographers, punctuated by dances which illustrate improvisation and other dance techniques / Molissa Fenley, Marta Renzi, Dana Reitz."
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