It was interesting–<\/p>\n
the open-air Delacorte theater didn’t afford real wings at the Fall for Dance opening two weeks ago.<\/p>\n
Dancing Esplanade, Paul Taylor’s dancers have to make frequent exits and re-entries and while they were waiting remained open to audience inspection.<\/p>\n
And so we saw from them, not the usual at-ease, happenstance body language of dancers waiting to go back onstage, but instead, some beautifully composed and noble stances.<\/p>\n
But any time performers are in front of an audience they are doing some sort of performing.<\/p>\n
Just the way we civilians are as well, engaged in any type of social interaction, no?<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
It was interesting– the open-air Delacorte theater didn’t afford real wings at the Fall for Dance opening two weeks ago. Dancing Esplanade, Paul Taylor’s dancers have to make frequent exits and re-entries and while they were waiting remained open to … Continue reading