Martha graham: modern dance innovator
by eva milner
in the world of dance, martha graham is a giant. a true innovator, it was she who led the way
a of modern dance, leaving behind the constraints of classical ballet. through her work as a
dancer, choreographer, and teacher, martha has inspired both audiences and generations of dance students.
vartha graham dance company, has produced some of the finest dancers in the world today.
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martha graham was born in 1894 in a small town near pittsburgh pennsylvania her father was a
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