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- re: Frederick Leo Walker II
- Blogs & Podcasts, The CLog, Feb 1, 2013
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Theater review: Innovative Works
- by Perry Tannenbaum
- Tags: Arts, theater, dance, North Carolina Dance Theatre, Dwight Rhoden, Sasha Janes, Mark Diamond, Patricia McBride & Jean-Pierre Bonnefoux Center for Dance, Anna Gerberich, Sarah Hayes Watson, Jamie Dee, Addul Manzano, David Morse, Frederick Leo Walker II, Aimee J. Coleman, Charlotte, NC
We're given a series of fascinating opportunities to see how three choreographers are (or aren't) branching out, evolving, or transitioning as the troupe itself evolves.
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