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Limón

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Li·món  (l-mn, l-môn), José Arcadio 1908-1972.
Mexican-born American dancer and choreographer. He was artistic director of the American Dance Theater (1964).
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THE José Limón company reveals another (and radically different) universe.
Modern Milestones: Ailey Turns 50, Limón Turns 100, Bausch Grows Up by Robert Gottlieb / The New York Observer
Perhaps because his work is so unabashedly full of feeling, so human, the choreographer I most associate him with is Taylor, although his background is actually with José Limón and Lar Lubovitch.
The Varone Company: Stylish, Kinetic, Ravishing by Robert Gottlieb / The New York Observer
When the Limón Dance Company performed José Limón’s Psalm last year at the Joyce, I paid tribute to its high moral earnestness and was bemused by its High Modern aura, it’s so obviously a direct descendent of the Martha Graham–Doris Humphrey take on life.
Entire Dance Spectrum On Offer at Fall for Dance by Robert Gottlieb / The New York Observer
 
 
 
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