<p/><br></br><p><b> About the Book </b></p></br></br>An inside, experiential view of the art of dance performance. It encourages dancers to reach through and beyond technique into the rich landscape of expression that sensory embodiment allows. The concepts presented will help the reader gain insight into the expressive elements of the art of dance.<p/><br></br><p><b> Book Synopsis </b></p></br></br><p><em>A Dancer's Pocket Guide to Embodied Performance</em> takes an inside, experiential view of the art of dance performance. It encourages dancers to reach through and beyond technique into the rich landscape of expression that sensory embodiment allows. Whether exploring this broader territory as a student, performer, teacher or audience member, the concepts presented will help the reader gain insight into the expressive elements of the art of dance.</p><p/><br></br><p><b> Review Quotes </b></p></br></br><br>"This small book contains huge power. It is written so beautifully and evocatively about the aspect of dance performance which many dancers have either never experienced or have forgotten. It 'rekindles the fire and stirs the cauldron' for teachers and performing artists alike." -Joan J. Woodbury, Professor of Dance, Emerita, University of Utah, Co-Founder Ririe-Woodbury Dance Company <br /> "This small pocket guide is quite a miracle of a book." - Reginald A. Ray, PhD, Spiritual Director, Dharma Ocean Foundation <br /> "Marcia Wardell Kelly's exploration of Alwin Nikolais' theories of motion is sensorially explored and creatively inspiring." -Phyllis Lamhut, Choreographer, Original member Nikolais Dance Theater, Teacher, New York University Tisch School of the Arts <br /> "This concise book contains ideas synthesized from Alwin Nikolais' teaching that the serious dancer at any level of proficiency can practice to become a formidable performer." -Gladys Bailin, Distinguised Professor of Dance, Emerita, Ohio University, Former member of Nikolais Dance Theater <br /> "Marcia Wardell Kelly's translation of the Nikolais/Louis philosophy is exhilarating. She takes a new generation of dancers on a performer's journey through the creative elements of motion, space, shape and time." -Alberto Del Saz, Artistic Director, Nikolais/Louis Foundation for Dance, Inc.<br>
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