El artículo de la revista Danza en Escena nº50 que, aún siendo un resumen, recoge el espíritu de la experiencia que tuvo que ser conocer de primera mano los recuerdos, opiniones y reflexiones de un grande de la danza contemporánea, Sir Robert Cohan.

The first ever Graham in the UK festival included multifaceted events which brought together dance lovers and world renowned artists. Professional dancers were offered the opportunity to learn from some of the greatest luminaries in the contemporary world of Graham who came over from the USA.

Dr. Dana Mills teaches political theory and feminist theory at Oxford. In 2016, she published her first book Dance and Politics: Moving beyond Boundaries with Manchester University Press.

Marnie Thomas taught a one-week Graham Teacher Workshop in Spain. It’s the first initiative of its kind in Europe. Pedagogy Classes happened every morning from 9:00 to 12:00 and technique Master Classes from 13:00 to 14:30. This workshop has been organized by Carolina Márquez, in collaboration with the Conservatorio Superior de Danza de Málaga. 

Kim Jones and Blakeley White-McGuire presented Gestural Lineage: Evoking feeling through practiced, intentional gestures for dance reconstruction to The Arts in Society Conference, 2017 in Paris.

Participants experienced the process and methodology for research and embodiment of the contemporary re-imagining of Martha Graham’s lost dance, Imperial Gesture.