Postmodern Dance - Influence

Influence

See also: 20th century concert dance#lineage of dance forms and 20th century concert dance

Postmodern dance led to:

  • contemporary dance
  • dance improvisation
  • contact improvisation
  • dance for camera
  • the concept of all movement as dance
  • the postmodern choreographic process

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