The Archive · Legacy José Limón The Man Who Gave Modern Dance Its Weight 1908 – 1972 Dance Mogul Magazine · Legacy Series Introduction José Limón danced as though gravity were not…
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The Archive · Legacy Talley Beatty The Choreographer Who Danced the Night 1918 – 1995 Dance Mogul Magazine · Legacy Series Introduction Talley Beatty’s choreography moved like a city at night—fast, syncopated,…
The Archive · Legacy The Berry Brothers The Most Spectacular Acrobatic Tap Act in History Ananias (1912–1951) · James (1915–2012) · Warren (1922–1996) Dance Mogul Magazine · Legacy Series Introduction The Berry…
The Archive · Legacy Carmen de Lavallade The Artist Who Did Everything Beautifully 1931 – Present Dance Mogul Magazine · Legacy Series Introduction Carmen de Lavallade has been dancing for over seventy…
The Archive · Legacy “Baba” Chuck Davis The Man Who Brought Africa to America’s Dance Classrooms 1937 – 2017 Dance Mogul Magazine · Legacy Series Introduction Chuck Davis—known to the dance community…
The Archive · Legacy Sono Osato The Asian American Ballerina Who Defied Every Category 1919 – 2018 Dance Mogul Magazine · Legacy Series Introduction Sono Osato’s career reads like a map of…
The Archive · Legacy Raven Wilkinson The Ballerina Who Danced Through the Jim Crow South 1935 – 2018 Dance Mogul Magazine · Legacy Series Introduction Raven Wilkinson wanted one thing: to dance…
The Archive · Legacy Maria Tallchief America’s First Prima Ballerina 1925 – 2013 Dance Mogul Magazine · Legacy Series Introduction Before Maria Tallchief, America did not produce prima ballerinas. The title belonged…
The Archive · Legacy Joan Myers Brown The Woman Who Built Black Dance Infrastructure 1931 – Present Dance Mogul Magazine · Legacy Series Introduction Joan Myers Brown is not the most famous…