Urban Bush Women: Twenty Years of African American Dance Theater, Community Engagement, and Working It Out (Studies in Dance History)
Urban Bush Women: Twenty Years of African American Dance Theater, Community Engagement, and Working It Out is a scholarly exploration in the Studies in Dance History series. Authored by Nadine George-Graves, it delves into the company's innovative performances, community-driven initiatives, and collaborative processes over two decades, highlighting their role in contemporary dance.
About This Book
Urban Bush Women has been a pioneering force in African American dance theater for twenty years. The company blends performance with deep community involvement, creating works that resonate on multiple levels.
This volume, part of the Studies in Dance History series, examines the evolution of Urban Bush Women's artistic practices. It highlights their commitment to engagement and the process of working it out through dance and theater.
Through scholarly analysis, the book documents how the troupe has influenced the landscape of contemporary dance. It underscores the importance of cultural expression in building community ties.
Author Nadine George-Graves provides insights into the company's methodologies and impact. The narrative captures the essence of their contributions to dance history.
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