Frontier

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Frontier is a groundbreaking modern dance solo choreographed by Martha Graham that explores themes of pioneering spirit and the American frontier.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ballet and dance composition
choreographic work
modern dance solo
artisticSignificance early collaboration between Martha Graham and Isamu Noguchi
landmark of American modern dance
choreographer Martha Graham NERFINISHED
choreographicForm solo
composer Louis Horst NERFINISHED
costumeDesigner Edith Gilfond NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
depicts vast open landscape
featuresSetDesignBy Isamu Noguchi NERFINISHED
firstPerformanceDate 1935
firstPerformedByCompany Martha Graham Dance Company NERFINISHED
genre modern dance
hasInfluenced later American modern dance works
stage design in modern dance
hasTheme expansion of the American West
exploration
female pioneer experience
individualism
historicalPeriod Great Depression era NERFINISHED
influencedBy American frontier mythology NERFINISHED
American social history
intendedAudience theatrical audience
languageOfTitle English
mainSubject American frontier NERFINISHED
pioneering spirit
movementStyle Martha Graham technique NERFINISHED
movementVocabulary contraction and release
floor work
sharp angular gestures
narrativeFocus lone woman pioneer
partOf Martha Graham repertory
performanceType stage work
performingArtist Martha Graham NERFINISHED
portrays isolation on the frontier
optimism about the future
strength and resilience of a woman pioneer
premiereLocation New York City NERFINISHED
premiereVenue Guild Theatre NERFINISHED
setDesigner Isamu Noguchi NERFINISHED
setting imagined American frontier landscape
usesSymbolism fence rails
frontier horizon
ropes

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Martha Graham notableWork Frontier