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Fall For Dance Finale September 29th, 2008 (photo by Andrea Mohin, from NYTimes) So, Fall For Dance wrapped up nicely; there were really no pieces on the last night’s program that I didn’t like. First on was the Aspen Santa Fe Ballet’s production of a Twyla Tharp dance I’d never seen, SWEET FIELDS, from 1996, which seemed to me a bit unlike her usual fare.

I am so pleased to announce a photography tour to Bhutan that is sponsored by Wanderlust and Lipstick and led by award-winning photographer, Brenda Tharp. This 12-day adventure is scheduled for the fall of ‘09 in order to take full advantage of photographing during harvesting as well as the  numerous

The Kennedy Center has announced its 2008 list of honorees for lifetime achievement in the arts. The list includes: – Barbra Streisand – Morgan Freeman – George Jones – Twyla Tharp – Pete Townshend – Roger Daltrey Each will be honored on Dec. 7 at an event that will air later on CBS.

WASHINGTON - A pair of Oscar-winning performers, Barbra Streisand and Morgan Freeman, join the choreographer Twyla Tharp, the country singer George Jones and two members of the British rock group the Who, Pete Townshend and Roger Daltrey, in receiving this year’s honors for lifetime achievement in the performing arts from the John F.

Morgan Freeman has had a long and varied career - one minute he can be a dignified black man and the next a dignified black God-figure. Because of this, Morgan Freeman has become so loved that the American government have decided to step in and honour him at this year’s Kennedy Centre Awards, along

The Who’s Pete Townshend and Roger Daltrey are among the 2008 Kennedy Center honorees.  The 31st annual ceremony will take place at the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts In Washington, D.C. on Dec.

Filed under: Celebrities, Awards, Reality-FreeWhen I read the release today announcing the artists who will receive the 2008 Kennedy Center Honors -- actress/singer/director Barbra Streisand, actor Morgan Freeman, singer George Jones, choreographer Twyla Tharp, and musicians Pete Townshend and Roger

I'm going to spend some of today scratching. Nope, Miss Tallulah hasn't got fleas (the thought of it!) but it's a concept in Twyla Tharp's The Creative Habit, that I have done instinctively before but I like it so much better now I have a name for it.This is how Twyla Tharp describes it: 'clawing at

Not really in a blogging mood today.  I’ve got a good book. I’m reading: ‘Grayson Perry; Portrait of the Artist as a Young Girl’ by Wendy Jones.  It’s fantastic.  I love Grayson Perry.  I’ve blogged about him before, but for those of you who weren’t around then, he’s the transvestite potter that won

Way back on May 13, Carol and I got the grandparents to babysit so that we could see a production of the traveling show of the Broadway musical, Movin’ Out, featuring the music of Billy Joel, and choreography by Twila Tharp. We saw the production at the historic Proctor’s Theater in downtown Schenectady.