Review: Chasing Wildness, And Sometimes Catching It

SIOBHAN BURKE, NY Times: Dance
Fri, 06/24/2016 - 1:49pm

“Some of a Thousand Words,” by Wendy Whelan and Brian Brooks, gives a sense of two minds at work, with the choreography filtering from brain to body.

Topics: thousand words wendy whelan brian brooks

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