A dancer who made life's transience last
The recession-choked early 1990s were no picnic for the arts. But there was a bright spot in Washington: the work of Eric Hampton. The dances he created for his company, Eric Hampton Dance, had everything you need in dark times, or in life in general: humor, poetry, human warmth. Moments that trapped a fleeting sensation and kept it aglow in your mind like a candle flame. Read full article >>