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Le Supplici extends the vocabulary of modern dance as inspired by cartography

By SUNDRY STROKES | May 26, 2012 - 12:00am

The printed program of the Italian modern dance company Le Supplici for its presentation “Uninhabited Cartography” indicated translating dance into uninhabited geographic locations, thus making one wonder...

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