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See our plansKenneth King has been making multimedia dances, texts, teaching and performing widely since 1964. His Space Dance and the Galactic Matrix: Merce Cunningham, an Appreciation appears in the anthology Merce Cunningham: Dancing in Space and Time, edited by Richard Kostelanetz and published by A Cappella Press.
In the fall of 1969 American Theater Laboratory, seven years before it became Dance Theater Workshop, invited me to run a month-long open dance workshop and series of improvisatory performances,...
Many impersonators have rendered appropriations of her voice. Tallulah Bankhead's infamous voice—husky androgyne, humorous because so manly, yet suffused with a supple feminine curvature and ironic exaggeration, whose polymorphously paradoxical
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