Lucinda Childs's 'Momentary Reprise' Reviewed in New Yorker
The New Yorker's Goings On section features a review of Lucinda Childs's performance 'Momentary Reprise,' alongside mentions of Yves Saint Laurent imagery, a review of 'Girl, Interrupted,' and the fusionist wonderland of Tortoise. The piece highlights Childs's legendary status in dance and the ongoing relevance of her minimalist choreography.
Key facts
- Lucinda Childs's 'Momentary Reprise' is reviewed.
- The review appears in The New Yorker's Goings On section.
- Also mentioned: Yves Saint Laurent images, 'Girl, Interrupted' review, and Tortoise.
- Childs is a legendary figure in dance.
- The performance emphasizes minimalist choreography.
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- The New Yorker