Carol Scothorn

Lester Horton

Lester Horton

Lester Horton (January 23, 1906 – November 2, 1953) was born and raised in Indianapolis, Indiana.  As a young boy, Horton was fascinated by the American Indian, which later inspired him to study Native American dance and influenced his movement style….

L. Martina Young

L. Martina Young

L. Martina Young is a native Los Angeleno and a recognized participant in the Los Angeles dance world from the 1970’s through 1990’s. Informed by a politic of community-focused engagement as well as an awareness of the distinction between careerism…

Don Bondi

Don Bondi

Don Bondi’s Life in a Nutshell 2 Name: Don Brady Bondi Additional residences:  Los Angeles, Savannah, South Korea, Malibu, New York School: Aragon Avenue Elementary –  graduated = Jan 1945 Florence Nightingale Junior High  (SB  Boy’s VP) – graduated =…

Bella Lewitzky

Currently, there is no additional info for Bella Lewitzky. External Links: Jennifer Craig’s bio about Bella Lewitzky, for the Jewish Women’s Archive.

Larry Warren

Reprinted from http://www.arhu.umd.edu/news/larrywarren by permission of Anne Weaver Warren, Professor and Associate Chair, Department of Dance University of Maryland Larry Warren, Dance Biographer and Choreographer, Passes Away Larry Warren (1932-2009) Larry Warren, dance biographer, choreographer, teacher, and director, passed away…

Iris Pell

Jack Cole

Jack Cole, born John Ewing Richter, in New Brunswick, New Jersey. Early on he decided to pursue dance with the Denishawn Dance Company led by Ruth St. Denis and Ted Shawn. He made is first professional appearance in August 1930,…

Margalit Oved

Margalit Oved, A Brief Biography by Karen Goodman This article was written for the Encyclopaedia Judaica, 2006 Margalit Oved (1937), dancer, choreographer, singer, percussionist, composer, teacher, actress. She was born in the British Protectorate of Aden, seventh of nine children…

Stella Matsuda

Stella Matsuda

It was as a very young child, during WWII, in the concentration camps of Poston, AZ, where my family and I were interned, that I first saw a tap dance to “Don’t Sit Under the Apple Tree” and fell in…