The "ON DANCE: Conversations, Films, Lectures"
series ends with an evening of vintage films of
Martha Graham. Introduced by Donlin Foreman, Associate
Professor of Dance and former principal dancer
with the Martha Graham Dance Company, the program
will include A Dancer's World, the 1957
documentary by Peter Glushanok, and two of Graham's
most celebrated works, Lamentation and
Appalachian Spring. Graham appears in all
three films. The event begins at 7:30 p.m. and
takes place in the Julius Held Auditorium, 304
Barnard Hall, Broadway at 117th Street, New York
City.
"ON
DANCE: CONVERSATIONS, FILMS, LECTURES" is free
and open to members and friends of the Barnard
College community.
Contact:
Lynn Garafola, Department of Dance, 212-854-2995
Petra Tuomi, Associate Director of Public Affairs,
212-854-7907
Click
here for information on past "On Dance"
events.
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