On the afternoon of December 2, under the community-based auspices of Pittsburgh Arts and Lectures, NB was honored to take lunch with principal Melissa A. Pearlman, dance chair James Washington Manning, and the dance and creative nonfiction faculty of Pittsburgh CAPA 6-12 — and then answered many insightful questions about Martha Graham – When Dance Became Modern from a huge assembly of talented, energetic students. Much learning took place…on both sides!
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- Memories of Wendy Wasserstein (October 18, 1950-January 30, 2006) while watching An American Daughter at the Pershing Square Signature Center in NYC
- A first glimpse behind the scenes in the spectacular new Martha Graham venue on the 11th floor at 1501 Broadway – The Paramount Building.
- Can it really be thirty years since my biography, Edison: Inventing the Century, was published…?
- Frederic Edwin Church & intimations of antiquity – Cotopaxi at the Detroit Institute of Arts
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