More Paul Taylor Dance Company in the New York Times

Photo by Tom Caravaglia.
Michael Trusnovec, Annmarie Mazzini, Orion Duckstein and Amy Young in
De Suenos Que Se Rpiten by Paul Taylor Dance Company.

We are posting more Paul Taylor Dance Company press from the New York Times today. Leading into his 80th birthday, the legendary choreographer and his company have been seeing some great coverage leading into their performance at the 2010 Vail International Dance Festival on Monday, August 2. Complete information and tickets for that performance can be found here.

A Choreographer Recycling and Reusing, but Always Reinventing
The New York Times
By Alastair Macaulay
Published: March 3, 2010

In its current season at City Center, the Paul Taylor Dance Company is presenting three works by Mr. Taylor each evening: 18 in all, spread over 16 performances. He could arrange them as six unvarying triple bills, each of which would have two or three performances. That would be more convenient for this city’s busy dancegoers.

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Revealing New Facets of a Choreographer’s Gemstones
The New York Times
By Alastair Macaulay
Published: March 1, 2010

There are many reasons to concentrate on the work of a brilliant choreographer while he or she is still alive. The most obvious is that relatively few dances outlive their maker; the second most obvious is that the dances will acquire different accents when the maker is gone, most of which will probably diminish them. But perhaps the most exciting is to follow, month by month and even day by day, the growing fascination choreographers have with their dancers.

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