By Rachel Silver Maddock In Paul Taylor: Creative Domain, director Kate Geis and her team remarkably capture the creative process of late American modern dance master Paul Taylor. The 82-minute documentary (released in 2015 and recently re-released on streaming platforms and DVD) records the process of Taylor choreographing a single dance, Three Dubious Memories (2011),
By Robin J. Miller Google “how to write a book” and you get masses of advice, mostly divided into a series of “simple,” or better yet, “amazingly simple,” steps to publishing success. Many share a similar first step — “develop a writer’s mindset” — which might be great advice, but for me, a freelance writer
By Rebecca Karpus Historical dance works are not nearly as accessible as paintings and music from the past, which are reasonably easy to access through art galleries, inexpensive reproductions, sheet music, and audio files. Beyond the rare film record and fleeting remounts onstage, where does dance of the past live? How do dancers and audiences