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The twirl according to Garth; "Lion King" choreographer Garth Fagan carries his dreams on strong backs.(ENTERTAINMENT)
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Star Tribune (Minneapolis, MN)
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February 3, 2008| Author:
Preston, Rohan
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Byline: Rohan Preston; Staff Writer
While Garth Fagan is best known for the elegantly expressive dances he created for "The Lion King," the upstate New York choreographer is not stuck on his greatest hit.
True, he flies regularly to such places as South Africa, France and Japan to tune up his choreography in productions of the celebrated show, now running on eight stages worldwide. But Fagan, 67, has not become the dance equivalent of a tuned-out oldies act, o...
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