Description

This program offers a fascinating portrait of choreographer, dancer, philosopher and writer Kenneth King who pioneered investigations into combining dance and text in live performance in New York in the 1970-90’s. Featured are excerpts from a performance of dance solos and readings that marked the publication of King’s “Writing in Motion”: Body Language-Technology published by Wesleyan University Press presented at the Danspace Project in New York City in December 2002. Running time: 38 minutes.