A Pioneer in Motion Dance Therapy
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A Pioneer in Motion; Dance Therapy's D.C. Roots
When Marian Chace ended her career as a modern dancer with the Denishawn Dance Company in 1930, she wanted a simpler life and moved to Washington to open a dance school. But Chace noticed that her students gravitated to one of two groups: those who danced to perform in public and those who danced ... May 5, 1998; The Washington Post
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