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Ballet's anti-war dance has stark force
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Ballet's anti-war dance has stark force
By TOM STRINI
Journal Sentinel dance critic
Friday, February 6, 2004
The elemental power of "The Green Table," Kurt Jooss' anti-war
dance from 1932, retained its force in Thursday night's performance
by the Milwaukee Ballet.
The dancers, coached by Jooss' daughter, Anna Markard, understood
the weighty, into-the-floor, tightly bound style, its stark,
flickering aspect of silent film and poster-art posing.
Yes, Joo...
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