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From: Dance Magazine | Date: January 1, 1999| Author: Felciano, Rita | Copyright information

SAN FRANCISCO--When is a dancer too old to perform? All but the youngest practitioners of this youth-oriented discipline grapple with this nagging question. As time goes by, the nagging, often reinforced by an aching body, usually becomes more insistent. Six years ago a group of "over-the-hill" dancers, under the leadership of Linda Rawlings, got together and collectively asserted that "yes, they were over forty, and no, they were not too old to dance." Out of this a new dance comp...

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