For The Preservation of Modern Dance
112 E. Patrick Street
Frederick, MD 21701
301-624-2434
A Sense of Freedom
Roberta Hoffman
Isadora’s Legacy: The Center for the Preservation
of Modern Dance was founded by Roberta Hoffman in 1999. Its
primary purpose is to preserve the works of Isadora Duncan (1877-1927) and other early modern
dancers by recreating their work and techniques on a series of videotape
recordings.
In addition, performances are given several times a year at the Isadora Legacy studio in historic Frederick, Maryland. Programs are available for cultural events, community festivals, schools and colleges, and private organizational functions, and a variety of workshops and classes for adults and children are offered from time to time.
In addition, performances are given several times a year at the Isadora Legacy studio in historic Frederick, Maryland. Programs are available for cultural events, community festivals, schools and colleges, and private organizational functions, and a variety of workshops and classes for adults and children are offered from time to time.
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“Let them come forth with great strides, leaps and bounds, with lifted forehead
“Let them come forth with great strides, leaps and bounds, with lifted forehead
and far-spread arms…That will be
America dancing.” Isadora Duncan.
The Studio Video Gallery
Duncan Technique and Principles
Russian Gypsy
Nocturne
Current Projects Interview with Hortense Kooluris
Nocturne
Current Projects Interview with Hortense Kooluris
Photo Gallery
Waltz Study
Guest Artist from Japan
If you enjoy the video or photo gallery,
A Gathering of Duncan Dancers
please let me know at Hoffdance@aol.com
Choreography