Modern dance work in one act with choreography and costumes by Graham, music by Carlos Surinach, and set by Noguchi. Premiered 27 Apr. 1960 by Martha Graham Dance Company at 54th St. Theater, New York, with Graham, Ross McGehee, and Taylor. A plotless but humorous work, celebrating the art of dance and honouring the discipline of the dancers' world.
Acrobats of God
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 | Three by Martha Graham (1968 Theater Film) |
| Carlos Surinach (person) |
| Bertram Ross (person) |
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- Three by Martha Graham (1968 Theater Film)
- Carlos Surinach (person)
- Bertram Ross (person)
- Mary Hinkson (person)
- Linda Hodes (person)
- Isamu Noguchi (person)
- Robert Powell (person)
- Martha Graham (person)
- Carlos Surinach (Classical Musician)
- Paul Taylor (person)
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