Modern Dance with Mary Sano
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The free-spirited passion of neo-Romanticism remains alive at Mary Sano's Studio of Duncan Dancing, where Sano passes on the work and teaching of the great early-20th-century modern dancer Isadora Duncan. Spark follows Sano as her company prepares for its 10th-anniversary performances and as she passes on the legacy of Isadora Duncan to a new generation of dancers.
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