The Immortal Icons of Dance Podcast celebrates dancers of the past. Each week we will interview a guest who worked with one of the great dancers of the 20th century. We collect oral histories of their experiences and memories so that future generations can continue to learn from the icons who have become immortal through the legacy they left behind.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 32 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Performing ArtsArts | |||
In this episode, Lisa Mordente talks about meeting Bob Fosse as a teenager, and watching her mother, Chita Rivera, rehearse and perform in Chicago (1975). Lisa was the first baby born of a "Shark" and a "Jet"—her father, Tony Mordente played "A-Rab" ... more
In this episode, Marsha Bagwell tells us about her time in the original cast of Chicago (1975) as the standby for Matron Mama Morton and Mary Sunshine. Marsha became Gwen Verdon's personal assistant during the production and was privy to many private... more
In this episode, Lenora Nemetz discusses working with Bob Fosse as the standby for both Gwen Verdon and Chita Rivera in Chicago (1975). She recalls going on for Gwen as "Roxie" during the out-of-town try-out without any rehearsals. Lenora also took o... more
In this episode, we hear from Pamela Sousa who was an ensemble member in the original cast of Bob Fosse's 1975 musical Chicago, starring Gwen Verdon and Chita Rivera. Later, she performed in Michael Bennet's A Chorus Line as a Cassie replacement. Pam... more
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This is such a unique podcast. Lauryn is a dancer, a scholar, and a teacher. Her detective work uncovering photos and stories and films of so many great dancers so enriches my understanding of dance. And she also finds the people in the ‘supporting arts’ around ballet that others have not. Her interviews with the NYCB stage manager and with the friend of the photographer Martha Swope were just fascinating. Thank you Lauryn! Leslie in DC
Lauryn is both student and teacher, patron and artist. Her passion and precision combine to create a unique listening experience. It’s obvious that her curiosity drives her questions, and the reward belongs to us, her listeners. Brava, Lauryn.
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Celebrating the rich history of dance, this podcast focuses on the personal stories and experiences of dancers from the past, featuring interviews with guests who have significant connections to iconic figures in the dance world. Through engaging conversations, topics often center around recounting memories, exploring the legacies of renowned dancers, and sharing insights into the evolution of dance through the decades. This podcast is particularly unique for its dedication to preserving oral histories, allowing listeners to gain deeper understanding of the artistic journeys and profound impacts left by dance legends on today's culture.
Listeners can expect an intimate exploration of dance history, strong storytelling, and a variety of per... more
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Recent guests on Immortal Icons of Dance include:
1. Marsha Bagwell
2. Lenora Nemetz
3. Pamela Sousa
4. Jessica Lee Goldyn
5. Charlotte d'Amboise
6. Robyn Hurder
7. Donna McKechnie
8. Mitzi Hamilton
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