dirac Posted March 18, 2002 Share Posted March 18, 2002 Mindy Aloff has resurfaced in The Nation, with an instructive and lengthy piece on the Kirov in "Jewels." This article is unavailable online, but appears in the March 25 issue. This pleases me for several reasons: it's nice to hear from Aloff, and it's also nice that The Nation is making some room for dance again -- the last item I recall was a piece on the Ailey company many moons ago, and I was seriously contemplating a letter to the editor to complain about it. Link to comment
Alexandra Posted March 18, 2002 Share Posted March 18, 2002 Thank you, dirac! I'm very happy to learn that Mindy Aloff is writing for The Nation again. I remember some of her pieces -- especially one on Paul Taylor's "Roses" -- that I loved. I hope you do write a letter to the editor, saying you're glad to see dance again in The Nation. Link to comment
Jack Reed Posted June 3, 2002 Share Posted June 3, 2002 (from New York) I agree with the positive comments about Aloff's writing, and so I asked her here when we would see more from her in The Nation. Sorry to be the messenger who brings the bad news, but she said it was a one-shot piece. Link to comment
Nanatchka Posted June 3, 2002 Share Posted June 3, 2002 I still have a marvelous story Mindy Aloff wrote for The Nation about the Kirov about a zillion years ago. So interesting about the dancers's backs. Thanks for the heads up about this piece. I think I will write a note to the Nation saying how glad I am to read the new one. Why don't you, too, gentle readers of this Kirov piece? Maybe the publication should hear from the readership. Link to comment
dirac Posted June 3, 2002 Author Share Posted June 3, 2002 Jack, thank you for the update, although I wish it were better news. As a loyal subscriber I intend to put my two cents in forthwith. Link to comment
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