In 1936, American choreographer Martha Graham declined an opportunity to appear at the Olympic Games in Germany. Instead, she made “Chronicle.” ...

Her disciples have preserved her work, and her company has outlived her. They will be performing in Cleveland for the first time in 19 years under the auspices of DANCECleveland as they celebrate ...

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, ...

As the Martha Graham Dance Company celebrates its 100th birthday, five Chicago dance artists reflect on the founder's influence and legacy.

The year begins with a dance project of extraordinary historical and artistic significance. On January 24th, audiences are invited to experience a first look at a newly commissioned solo created for ...

Count me among those who prefer the setting of context for watching new presentations of Martha Graham's barrier-breaking choreography. Her vision of what dance could be was unique; to fully ...

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Martha Graham Dance Company is bringing back Deaths and Entrances (1943) to include in its 99th anniversary season as part of the eclectic Dances of the Mind program running April 1-13 at The Joyce ...

Janet Eilber, former dancer and, since 2005, the artistic director of the Martha Graham Center of Contemporary Dance, can't remember the last time she danced on the Berkeley campus, but she knows that ...

Graham, the great modern dance choreographer, named him her heir, setting off a bitter legal battle between him and the troupe she founded. By Trip Gabriel Ron Protas, a confidant of the great modern ...

$24 to $85; discounts for students, seniors and military on some seats. Tickets available at box office for no fee. 621-3341. Martha Graham is sometimes known as the Picasso of dance. But some ...