Jacob's Pillow's 2026 festival salutes "mother of modern dance" Martha Graham with a new Hope Boykin work, a Tanglewood ...

This November, the Martha Graham Dance Company will present two events centered on Martha Graham’s collaborations with fashion designer Halston (November 12) and sculptor and designer Isamu Noguchi ...

Performances in N.Y.C. Advertisement Supported by Once a young bunhead, the acclaimed musical artist is taking the stage with the Martha Graham Dance Company. For her, it’s holy grail territory. By ...

Plus, get the best of BroadwayWorld delivered to your inbox, and unlimited access to our editorial content across the globe. The 2022-2023 Studio Series will take place in-person at the Martha Graham ...

One hundred years ago, dancer Martha Graham reinvented her art form and became an American icon. Her modern styles created a whole new language of movement that is being celebrated this month with LA ...

Though the Martha Graham Dance Company doesn’t officially turn 100 years old until 2026, it has so much repertoire to share with the world that it’s beginning its 100-year-anniversary, three-year ...

Graham’s revolution is showcased in the “Lamentation Variations,” which were conceived by Eilber as a tribute to Graham as well as the 2007 anniversary of the 9/11 attack on New York’s World Trade ...

Dancer and choreographer Martha Graham held her first-ever performance on April 18, 1926 in New York City, and as her groundbreaking work reshaped the world of dance in the decades that followed, ...

Martha Graham's dance, Letter to the World, depicted the life of Emily Dickinson. Martha Graham played the role of Emily Dickinson. Little more than a half-mile separates the 19 th-century North Side ...

In 1992, while interviewing choreographer Agnes de Mille for my biography of Rebecca West, we digressed to discuss the publication of her recent biography of a friend, Martha Graham. De Mille looked ...

Before her death in 1991, Martha Graham gave a videotaped interview in which she laid out, in an almost deadpan tone, a philosophy of the art she revolutionized. “The body should be pliable to begin ...