Neal Beasley: from NTU's Tisch School of the Arts to the Trisha Brown Dance Company, this fountain of energy is getting noticed.(On the Rise)

From: Dance Magazine | Date: September 1, 2005| Author: Kraus, Lisa | Copyright information

As Trisha Brown's Present Tense begins, Neal Beasley is alone onstage before a backdrop of interlocking colored shapes, rib the sounds of John Cage's prepared piano he leans on the air and twists his upper body against his lower so that it unfurls as fast as a spun-around swing. How does he move so swiftly with that jaw-dropping, low-key intensity? lie folds himself down toward the ground or takes flight with equal effortlessness, shifting from shape to shape with no apparent need ...

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