DANCE
Dance Video Sampler Series 
October 23, 2008
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The dance film series continues this fall with three dance selections focused on the themes of: voice, identity and dissent. The three works shown will cover three different time periods in dance history, including a recently released work, in the Contemporary dance movement style. After viewing the works, we will have conversation about the different ways each artist chose to present his/her voice, concept of identity and resulting dissent. Included in the showing will be a 1955 work by Modern Dance pioneer, Anna Sokolw entitled "Rooms".
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October 23, 2008Times:
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