They deliver physical wonders with a modesty so profound, it looks like our era’s most endangered commodity—innocence. (Ailey) Their rendering of Ashton’s sublime matched trios, Monotones I and II, which aimed, rightly, for immaculate classicism and calm repose, was infinitely poignant. (ABT) Village Voice 4/13/04
Ailey II; ABT Studio Company
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