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Legends of Dance 2022
Performances and Highlights!
Join The Dance Archive on Oct. 16th at Cleo Parker Robinson Dance to celebrate our newest honorees. For the first time ever, we are including performances as well! You don’t want to miss it. Doors open at 3:30!
The 2022 honorees are:
- Denver Turnverein
- Judi Hofmeister
- Jan Johnson
- Louise Leise
- Stan Obert
- Larry Southall
More information can be found on our Events Page.
Who We Are
Founded in 1972,The Dance Archive is a special collecting area with the University of Denver’s Special Collections and Archive.
OurVision
To be the most comprehensive and significant dance resource center in the American West.
OurMission
To advance education and engagement with resources across all genres of dance and movement.
Visit UsOur Collections
The Dance Archive welcomes dance enthusiasts, scholars, and the general public to use our collections.
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Research, photos, and writing materials for Divine Dancer: A Biography of Ruth St. Denis
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The work of Lloyd and Dorothy Shaw and the many clubs and members of the Lloyd Shaw Foundation
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Oral history program honoring those who have made an outstanding contribution to dance in Colorado since 2004
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Materials from Denver’s first semi-professional company that performed from 1958 to 1979
Honorees Announced
Legends of Dance 2022
The Dance Archive is pleased to announce our 2022 Legends of Dance honorees.
The 2022 honorees are:
- Denver Turnverein
- Judi Hofmeister
- Jan Johnson
- Louise Leise
- Stan Obert
- Larry Southall
Save the Date for the October 16th Award Ceremony.
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