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all the ngredients in that’ dance, things like costumes and |
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“One thing: ‘took: the-next- -‘thing’s place,” says Wyman, :.
, Whohas developed the company to the. point ' where it's bee ;

: | 1 + beamn and Wetare “Emcee Canada

arms make symmeirical. patterns . In the air: as ‘she
’ describes the company’ 8 trip to India,
_ “The performencea were extremel welll received. They

“ . lovedit. They laughed in all thé righi places. They liked the -
colorful. abstract, works because they’d never: seen them

’ - before.” .
. She says the. tour by the: Anna’ Wyman ‘Dance ‘Theatre ;

marked the first time a samtemporary dance ¢ company had

*svisited India... .
“LIKE GIVING BIRTH:

. oh th next few, months, 19 and childien to talk: about. |
" short a ; ‘

Wyman says creating a tncs is is like having a baby. It is-

-. |: conceived, then nurtured along until it can stand on its own.-
‘ow, Modern dance,’’she: Says, is. a particular brand ‘of

Pumpkin’ s problem, |

1

~ movement that reflects, “the ups.and‘downs of today.” For
the five men and five women’ that. Comprise the Anna -
“Wyman Dance Theatre, it means capturing the motions of

Bpert on stage, interpreting - how a ‘bird: feels in Hight or ~ "
attempting to- give: the ‘immpresaion- of Moating free 4.

ofgravitty. ..:
» “Tt Vis an “extension - of “the: dances of yesterday.
‘Yesterday 8 dances dealt more with stories. Modern dance

. Austria, where she was chosen to offer flowers to a vislting =
dignitary named Adolf Hitler. .  —

In 1948 ste went to England where’ she stud ed creative
dance. She taught dance to juvenile offenders and to
convicts in London prisons. She also taught. blind and:
-retarded children to dance,. “

ago when Wyman’ 3 two children were young. It was ©
impossible for her fo be a full -time dancer and mother at
the same time. © .

“So then I became a pari: -time dancer. I enjoyed it but it
didn't work for me. That’s, ‘when I thought of teaching.’

Today, with-child-bearing and two marriages behind her,"

‘Wyman: | desire to teach is. siroriger than ever.

She now is planning her company's European trip this .

fall. She's thinking ¢ of how her dancers could interpret the
< music. of violins.

Sometimes, ‘she ‘thinks about. Vancouver’ 5 cultural’
advancement in the 15 years since the schcol official
suggested she teach a fitness class.

“Twas going to go back,” she says with 4 smile, “but here
Tam.”

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| This year's matinee idol will be a helicopter.

7 gar chases are passe. Every show has one or six so he

” .networks have brought in a whole flock of whirlybirds to
spruce. up the action-adventure genre... -
-No_ new. medical series would be. complete without. rotor

blades aB regular cast: members. If St. Elsewhere was ©

‘anemic in the ratings last season because action was alow in

> the intensive-care unit, .the networks’. new: hospital .

‘ programs: remedied: that with house calls from the air.
_ In ABC's Trauma Centre, a half-dozen choppers come to

the rescue when a hotel chandelier falls. and ruins prom. |

- night. CBS' Cutter to Houston also practises medicine on the
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vices. ‘Both show explosions in which @ character loses an —

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