PAUL TAYLOR DANCE COMPANY.

From: Dance Magazine | Date: June 1, 1999| Author: BARNES, CLIVE | Copyright information

PAUL TAYLOR DANCE COMPANY CITY CENTER MARCH 2-14, 1999

We admire a Mozart or a Picasso not only for the quality of their work but also for its sheer quantity. And it always seems something of a plus in comparing George Balanchine with Antony Tudor that the former was so much more productive than the latter. Thus, it seems admirable that since he started choreographing in 1954, the sixty-eight-year-old Paul Taylor has created more than 100 works. But how many survive as a...

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