- The
Denishawn School of
Dancing and
Related Arts,
founded in 1915 by Ruth St.
Denis and Ted
Shawn in Los Angeles, California,
helped many
perfect their...
-
Genevieve Stebbins. St.
Denis was the co-founder in 1915 of the
American Denishawn School of
Dancing and
Related Arts. She
taught notable performers including...
-
performer with Ted
Shawn at the Boston-Braggiotti
Denishawn School in Boston.
Brown was a
product of the
Denishawn School and
graduated with
honors in philosophy...
- and the
Braggiotti sisters at the Braggiotti-
Denishawn School of
Dance in Boston,
often performing Denishawn works in
their concerts. She
produced work...
- c****ographer.
Considered a
pioneer of
American modern dance, he
created the
Denishawn School together with his wife Ruth St. Denis.
After their separation he...
- beautiful” in one of the
poems she
later wrote for her and
yearned to
dance at
Denishawn, the
school set up by St.
Denis and her
husband Ted
Shawn but St. Denis...
- left the
Denishawn School and
moved to New York City.
Along with
Humphrey and Weidman,
Martha Graham also
rebelled against the
Denishawn establishment...
-
field of
modern dance.
Lawrence was born in Los Angeles, and
joined the
Denishawn school at the age of 17. She was a
founding member of the Humphrey-Weidman...
- In the mid-1910s,
Martha Graham began her
studies at the
newly created Denishawn School of
Dancing and
Related Arts,
founded by Ruth St.
Denis and Ted...
-
properties of
physical space and movement. In 1915, Ruth St.
Denis founded the
Denishawn school and
dance company with her
husband Ted Shawn.
Martha Graham, Doris...
