choreographers

Profiles fifty ballets by twentieth-century choreographer George Balanchine, providing commentary by dancers and critics and over 370 production photos.

Presents the biography of twentieth-century dancer and choreographer, Alvin Ailey and profiles his early childhood in Texas and his contribution to African American history and culture through dance.

A biography of Katherine Dunham, emphasizing her childhood, her love of anthropology and dance, and the creation of her unique dance style.

Presents transcripts of interviews with seven celebrated dancers and choreographers in which they provide insights into their philosophies and practice of their art. Includes conversations with Edward Villella, Merce Cunningham, Mark Morris, Catherine Turocy, Alonzo King, Danny Grossman, and Michael Smuin.

Profiles ten influential and dedicated dancers and choreographers who worked in America, including Martha Graham, Fred Astaire, and Mikhail Baryshnikov.

A photo-biography of the American dancer, teacher, and choreographer who was born in Pittsburgh in 1895 and who became a leading figure in the world of modern dance.

Looks at the work done by choreographers, discusses a day in the life of a choreographer, and describes the skills and experiences needed to work in the field.

Presents the personal experiences and professional achievements of the black dancer, choreographer, and founder of the Dunham Dance Company.