After an accident and a subsequent surgery, in the nineteen-seventies, Liebert went to Paris, intending to dance.
In the show Ms. Payne sketches Fitzgerald's life and times, beginning with her breakthrough at an Apollo Theater contest at which she intended to dance but at the last minute switched to singing.
But in recent weeks, key changes at the magazines -- editorial hires, the suggestions of an owner, the cover subjects intended to dance off the newsstand and perhaps more suited to health or entertainment magazines -- suggest that the days of the newsweekly magazines acting as hard news arbiters may have finally ground to a halt.
Produced in collaboration with the Martha Graham Center of Contemporary Dance, the exhibition includes about 35 objects intended to be danced on or around as well as films of the dances, archival photographs and ephemera, and drawings and sketches by Noguchi that suggest the evolution of his designs for Graham and their influence on his other projects.
It's probable that Bausch, here and elsewhere, intended to restore to dance some of the poetic ambiguity that was so striking and baffling in Graham's choreography in the 1940s.
Now, in an interview with the Guardian, the Ukrainian Sergei Polunin has revealed that the gruelling demands of ballet, the boredom of rehearsals and a hankering for a more normal life mean that he intends to give up dance entirely by the time he is 26.
On the coming Saturday, he intends to hold a dance party and needs to recruit some sound engineers, guitarists, cooks and dancers.
By 2003, she intends to turn Twyla Tharp Dance into the Brooklyn Ballet, a troupe large enough to produce any major 20th-century ballet or modern dance pieces.
As for Mr. Pott's own background, he spent his childhood in Manhattan and went to the University of California, Berkeley, where he did not intend to study dance.
