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The Rebellious Streak: Dancing to Different Rules

Think about ballet. Are you picturing pink satin toe shoes? How about slim ballerinas with their hair in a tight bun? And don’t forget the tutu—that ruffled skirt that sticks out at the waist.

Now imagine modern dance. More difficult to come up with an image, isn’t it? That’s because modern dance isn’t only one kind of dance. It is a catch-all term for concert dancing that isn’t ballet or popular entertainment. In fact, “modern dance” has been defined many different ways since it began in the late 1800s/early 1900s.

Early modern dancers didn’t know they were starting something new. They just wanted something different. They wanted to express themselves through movement, but ballet was too old and too stiff—and there were too many rules. The early modern dancers didn’t like rules. They were rebels. They were freethinkers, they were American, and most of them were women.

Meet four early dance pioneers—these rebels with a cause—and learn how each changed modern dance in their own way.