Humphrey-Weidman Company

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The Humphrey-Weidman Company was a pioneering American modern dance company founded by choreographers Doris Humphrey and Charles Weidman, known for developing innovative movement techniques and shaping early 20th-century modern dance.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf modern dance company
performing arts organization
activePeriod 1930s
early 1940s
late 1920s
artisticDirector Charles Weidman NERFINISHED
Doris Humphrey NERFINISHED
collaboratedWith Bennington School of the Dance NERFINISHED
country United States of America
surface form: United States
dissolved early 1940s
field dance
founder Charles Weidman NERFINISHED
Doris Humphrey NERFINISHED
genre modern dance
hasInfluenceOn concert dance in the United States
pedagogy of modern dance
hasStyle abstract and dramatic modern dance
inception 1928
influenced American modern dance repertory
José Limón Dance Company NERFINISHED
knownFor fall and recovery technique
thematic and socially conscious choreography
use of gravity and balance in movement
languageOfWork nonverbal movement
location New York City
movement American modern dance
notableMember Beatrice Seckler NERFINISHED
Eve Gentry NERFINISHED
José Limón NERFINISHED
Letitia Ide NERFINISHED
notableWork Fugue NERFINISHED
Lynchtown NERFINISHED
New Dance NERFINISHED
The Shakers NERFINISHED
Theatre Piece
Water Study NERFINISHED
performedAt Bennington College summer dance festivals NERFINISHED

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Denishawn influenced Humphrey-Weidman Company
Doris Humphrey coFounded Humphrey-Weidman Company
this entity surface form: Humphrey–Weidman Company
Charles Weidman coFounded Humphrey-Weidman Company
this entity surface form: Humphrey–Weidman Company