Founders
The founders of postmodern dance are
- Merce Cunningham (who came before postmodern dance per se but used a postmodern choreographic process)
- Robert Ellis Dunn (who taught composition at the Cunningham school)
- Simone Forti
- Anna Halprin
- the members of the Judson Dance Theater
- Murray Louis
- Alwin Nikolais
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