Articles from Dance Magazine (September 1, 2007)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
80 momentous dance moments.	Perron, Wendy; Macel, Emily		2210
Advice for dancers.	Hamilton, Linda		839
Ballet Arizona.	LaFave, Kenneth	Dance review	629
Battle to the beat in the Balkans.			83
Belinda Wright (1929-2007).	Barnes, Clive		176
Bill Shannon at River-To-River.	Albrecht, Alexandra		84
Bill T. Jones.			15
Birmingham Royal Ballet's The Sleeping Beauty.	Rubin, Hanna		537
Births.			95
Bringing Graham to light.	Macel, Emily		104
Carmen deLavallade.			23
Cedar Lake Contemporary Ballet.	Yung, Susan		391
Choreographer Jessica Lang and dancer Kanji Segawa (BattleWorks Dance Company) were married in July.			14
Christophe Maraval.	Berardi, Gigi		272
Corina Gill: while new to Balanchine, the Los Angeles Ballet dancer has scored triumphs in major roles.	Looseleaf, Victoria	Dance review	852
Dance it off.			92
Dancing for a home run.			141
Dancing on the rooftops.			110
Danco/3 takes the stage.	Albrecht, Alexandra		161
Deaths.			162
Eighty years on: ballet, modern dance, and Dance Magazine were up and running while I myself was only toddling.	Barnes, Clive		812
Fall preview: the new season has its share of potential hits--and surprises.	Gold, Sylviane		909
Happy 75th birthday Hans Van Manen!			118
Henry LeTang (1916-2007).	Goldberg, Jane	Obituary	155
Houston Ballet.	Wozny, Nancy		106
In June, Annie-B Parson and Paul Lazar, co-directors of Big Dance Theater in NYC, received $25,000.			26
In June, Ballet San Jose dancers Haley Henderson and Easton Smith (at left) married in Ventura, CA.			19
International.		Directory	1049
Joan Peters: this master of Dunham technique wants dancers to give audiences everything they've got.	Stahl, J.	Interview	880
July "vital signs" corrections.		Correction notice	33
Kyra Nichols.	Woods, Astrida		384
Letters.	Frederickson, Tracy A.; Brown, Heather J.; Karalyn; McPherson, Elizabeth; Martin, Alexandra; Albert,	Letter to the editor	514
Luz San Miguel lighting up the stage: this Milwaukee Ballet star is a force of nature in dramatic roles.	Ramp, Stefanie		1367
Made in heaven: Hollywood's magic touch with dance.	Gold, Sylvianne		946
Miami's International extravaganza.			102
Moveable feasts coming to your town soon: we looked from coast to coast and found a cornucopia of dance for the fall season.	Ulrich, Allan	Dance review	1444
New degrees for dancers.			498
New York City Ballet.	Garafola, Lynn		1248
NYC real estate.	Stahl, Jennifer		143
Other master choreographers.	Perron, Wendy		92
Our favorite covers through time.			163
Philadelphia Fringe Festival.	Albrecht, Alexandra	Brief article	95
Pina Bausch.			21
Remembering Reema: dancers in support of VA Tech.	Dolan, Rachel Leigh		393
Reviews on the Web.			22
Somatic practices, movement arts, and dance medicine.			1114
Stop-to-stop dance action.			64
Tap--the theater of sound.	Pollak, Max		914
The beat of Afro-Cuban drums.	Gladstone, Tara		69
The cancer dancers.			109
The generation lost to AIDS: the dance world mourned--no sector was spared the plague.	Carman, Joseph		722
The kitchen sink at DTW.	Albrecht, Alexandra		86
The new classics: past inspired, fashion forward styles.	Hanlon, Khara		341
The Pew Fellowship in the Arts awarded $50,000 to 12 Philadelphia-based artists, including four choreographers.			25
Time & again: ABT celebrates its alumni.	Lydon, Kate		514
Trager technique: rocking toward freedom.	Wozny, Nancy		756
United States.		Directory	16308
Welcome to our 80th-anniversary issue!	Perron, Wendy		443
What they meant: they were groundbreakers, risk-takers, and leaders, and we will always remember them. As part of our 80th-anniversary celebration, we asked current artists what these icons meant to the dance world.			1255
What they wish they knew: great artists look back at those early years.	Crabb, Michael; Howard, Theresa Ruth; Macel, Emily; Perron, Wendy; Rasminsky, Abigail		1605
Where do you see dance going in the next 80 years? Celebrating our anniversary isn't only about where we've come from, but where we're heading. We asked some of the creative thinkers in our field to look into their crystal ball and predict the future of dance. Here they share their visions--some realistic, some utopian, and some tongue-in-cheek.	Crabb, Michael; Garafoli, Wendy; Hanlon, Khara; Howard, Theresa Ruth; Macel, Emily; Perron, Wendy		1688