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July 29, 2009 Arts » Dance

ADF closes with an intriguing program of student work

by Byron Woods @byronwoods

ADF/ Hollins University MFA Student Concert Reynolds Theater, Duke University July 25 If transitions are an inevitable part of the dance world, some of them are far more welcome than others. This past weekend, one day after the 2009 American Dance Festival…

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