On not reviewing "Frankenstein," art vs. advocacy, and a delightful new Anna Halprin book

Leading scholar of "the mother of postmodern dance" returning to Bay Area next week with "The Choreography of Environments"

It’s been a while since I sent out my latest work in this newsletter! In the meantime, I’ve received some beautiful dance-related mail:

You can never learn too much about Anna Halprin, the brazenly forward-thinking dancer and artist who first experimented with so many elements that would go on to define postmodern dance: “task-based” dances, pedestrian m…