Word: grahams
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Jones' love of dance began with what he calls "the mysteries of Martha Graham." In 1971 he met dancer Arnie Zane, and together they founded what might be called the modern school of exuberance and explosion. Zane died of aids in 1988. Jones sees his work now not as mourning but as an exploration of what he and Zane once produced together...
...what everyone wanted to hear, and many within and beyond his church took offense. But his fidelity to what he believes people need to hear remained adamant and unwavering. "He'll go down in history as the greatest of our modern Popes," says the Rev. Billy Graham. "He's been the strong conscience of the whole Christian world...
Professor of the History of Religion and Islamic Studies William A. Graham said the situation in Bosnia "is, in fact, genocide, and that has been documented." He added that the world has not learned the lessons of the Holocaust...
...production itself is another matter. Rather than trusting the music to make its effect, Graham Vick offers instead a cartoonish and superfluous gloss on the sardonic opera. Vick, the director of productions for the Glyndebourne Festival, and his all-British production team have set the action in the deprived consumer hell of the Soviet 1950s: Katerina's erotic fantasies, for example, run to materialistic visions of brides wielding vacuum cleaners. $ Symbols of heavy industry like cranes, tractors and forklifts move props (such as Katerina's marital bed) on and off stage, and Katerina's feckless husband is buried...
...really happy with the team performance," Graham said. "We made a pretty good showing...