In conversation with dancer and choreographer Bill T. Jones
10:40 AM, March 9, 2012
In Bill T. Jones' work at the Walker Art Center in Minneapolis last fall, Jones read 70 minute-long stories as members of his company move around him. (Photo courtesy Bill T. Jones Arnie Zane Dance Company)
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Dancer and choreographer Bill T. Jones has been thinking about what middle age means. He turned 60 while he was in Minneapolis for a recent performance of his work Story/Time at the Walker Arts Center.
He spoke with Kerri Miller about what that meant for his art and his relationships.
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