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Martha Graham Dance Company

Martha Graham Dance Company

Founded in 1926 by dance icon Martha Graham, the Company is recognized as both the pioneer and the champion of American modern dance. Graham’s groundbreaking technique and unmistakably American style have earned acclaim from audiences in more than fifty countries. Today, in addition to showcasing classics by Graham, the Company commissions new works from international leading artists, presenting an annual season in its home city of New York and actively touring around the globe. The affiliated Martha Graham School prepares the next generation of modern dancers, and currently trains students from 20 countries. Outreach and educational programs reach under-served students in Title I schools from four New York City boroughs. All-City Panorama provides audition opportunities to all students from NYC schools and a chance to perform on the mainstage with the Company for 35 aspiring dancers.www.marthagraham.org

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Oct 13, 2026

Jim EngsterHOST
40:19
And there is a huge opportunity for those who love dance.
Jim EngsterHOST
40:23
The Martha Graham Dance Company is coming to the Performing Arts Serving Acadiana.
Jim EngsterHOST
40:29
And Jackie Lyle, this is a big deal, isn't it?
Jackie LyleGUEST
40:33
It is, Jim.
Nancy Polinsky JohnsonGUEST
2:03
Martha Graham, choreographer, dancer extraordinaire.
Nancy Polinsky JohnsonGUEST
2:07
She will be represented by a former member of the Martha Graham Dance Company.
Nancy Polinsky JohnsonGUEST
2:13
She never had any children.
Nancy Polinsky JohnsonGUEST
2:14
There are no descendants to whom we could reach out to.
Kathy EmmonsHOST
81:17
Martha Graham, modern dancer, choreographer.
Kathy EmmonsHOST
81:20
She founded the Martha Graham Dance Company, which is the oldest professional school of dance in the country.
Kathy EmmonsHOST
81:26
Teenie Harris is number three.
Kathy EmmonsHOST
81:28
Photographer, classic photographer.
Andrea HarrisGUEST
31:37
They both danced in the student dance company, which was Orchesis.
Andrea HarrisGUEST
31:41
After graduation, they formed the Wisconsin Dance Group, which was the first multiracial dance group in the state of Wisconsin, and then they went to New York, where they both became members of the Martha Graham Dance Company.
Rob FerrettHOST
31:52
Mm.
Andrea HarrisGUEST
31:52
And they were the first Black members of that company.
Tricia TaittGUEST
3:15
Supporting small businesses in general was with their financial and their accounting management.
Tricia TaittGUEST
3:20
My first consulting engagement was with Martha Graham Dance Company in New York, and then with Rosie Theater, Rosie O'Donnell's Rosie Theater Kids, and then with Harlem School of the Arts.
Tricia TaittGUEST
3:33
And then it just sort of took off from there.
Tricia TaittGUEST
3:35
So February will be 10 years that I have been in business.
Akiko FujimotoGUEST
40:33
So, you know, who knew that a Jewish guy from Brooklyn could write cowboy, cowgirl music so well? This was his second cowboy or cowgirl western ballet after Billy the Kid.
Akiko FujimotoGUEST
40:59
And I got to meet the current artistic director of the Martha Graham Company.
Akiko FujimotoGUEST
41:07
Martha Graham was a big collaborator with Aaron Copland.
Akiko FujimotoGUEST
41:10
Now, this ballet was not written for Martha.
Virginia JohnsonGUEST
8:41
Clearly they had been.
Virginia JohnsonGUEST
8:42
I have another experience like that I want to talk about because it's a very similar thing with the Martha Graham Company.
Virginia JohnsonGUEST
8:49
I went to a special school.
Virginia JohnsonGUEST
8:51
I went to a wonderful kind of magnet school, and they took us on excursions to the National Symphony to see the Graham Company perform.
Sydney FreggiaroGUEST
2:26
I was on tour.
Sydney FreggiaroGUEST
2:27
I performed with Martha Graham Dance Company.
Sydney FreggiaroGUEST
2:30
And I loved it.
Sydney FreggiaroGUEST
2:30
It was fantastic.

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