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'The Tap Goddess Of The Lower East Side'
Claudia La Rocco meets Jane Goldberg, the "frizzy-haired Jewish girl" who, with a mixture of persistence, chutzpah and comedic charm, pushed the 1970s and '80s revival of a then-fading dance form dominated by older African-American men. New York Times 01/04/09
Claudia La Rocco meets Jane Goldberg, the "frizzy-haired Jewish girl" who, with a mixture of persistence, chutzpah and comedic charm, pushed the 1970s and '80s revival of a then-fading dance form dominated by older African-American men. New York Times 01/04/09
Posted January 4, 2009 11:27 AM
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