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TAPS1330 Archiving the Ephemeral: Celebrating Ten Years of the Bryson Collection

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Charles Weidman (Alec) here are a few words

Charles Weidman was a student at the Denishawn, but then he left to create his own unique style of dance; his technique revolved around the idea of gravity: movements that involved falling or balancing against gravity. His vocabulary of movements involved floor work, jumping, and falling.