Isadora Duncan International Institute

A Winter Garden Festival of Light 🌲 Isadora Festival Class
2023-12-19 19:00 - 20:00 (America/New_York) | Zoom
Please join us live via Zoom with Jeanne Bresciani to light the way through this Winter Festive Season and to traverse the spiral of greening in our annual Winter Garden.
We invite you to craft your own spiral of greens, boughs, garlands, silks or imaginal manifestations and keep a candle or faux candle at the ready for lighting. Jeanne Bresciani shall guide us in thematic movement as we jointly prepare to spiral the labyrinthine path to the rebirth of the sun via music, dance and verse.
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Zoom CPI | Isadora from Inner Reaches to Outer Momentum: Dancing the Jungian Typologies Through the Labyrinth
2024-01-11 16:00 - 2024-01-14 18:00 | Tempio di Danza, 20 Clovewood Road, High Falls, NY, 12440
Isadora from Inner Reaches to Outer Momentum: Dancing the Jungian Typologies Through the Labyrinth
Thursday, January 11th to Sunday, January 14th, 2024

Upon a sacred way in dancing steps our innate prima materia leads us cross the threshold…
Zoom Winter Study: Four-Day Intensive in the Technique and Choreography of Isadora Duncan with Jeanne Bresciani, Ph.D. held live from Tempio di Danza
Available via Zoom
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Schedule:
Thursday, January 11th
4:00pm – 7:00pm (Hybrid)
Friday, January 12th
10:00am – 1:00pm (Hybrid)
Saturday, January 13th
10:00am – 1:00pm (Hybrid)
4:00pm – 7:00pm (Hybrid)
Sunday, January 14th
10:00am – 1:00pm (Hybrid)
About the Course:
Isadora from Inner Reaches to Outer Momentum:
Dancing the Jungian Typologies Through the Labyrinth
“dance is the art that gives expression to the human soul through movement, but it is also the foundation of a complete conception of life” – ID
Isadora Duncan possessed the unique ability to live from a totality of human potential and perceive all beings as vitally comprised of essential aspects – that of the mind, body, heart and soul, never neglectful of spirit. Her art constellates around these values calling for their re-emergence in individual inwardness, imagination and centeredness toward expression, expansion and wholeness. Among the first to permit herself the strong, gravitational pull of authenticity, she discovered a movement language of the soul. Through its’ inspirational and revelatory capacity, it continues to usher dancers on a truer, deeper and more complete life path.
Concurrently, to hone the self along the way, C.G. Jung conceived a language of typologies to offer a nomenclature on the differing, inborn personality types. He created these typologies as unifying principles to aid in the integration of the self and the understanding of others. He identified two major personality ‘attitudes’ or frameworks for the process of living one’s destiny: from outward in; and from inward out – extroversion and introversion. Additionally, he codified types into four psychological ‘functions’ of consciousness or modes of orientation to support clear and viable engagement with one’s inner and outer world. They were the functions of thinking and feeling for the rational, organizing of indirect experience; and sensation and intuition for the non-rational, perceiving of direct experience.
Seamlessly within Isadora’s art these types are made visible. We find them, too, wherever hidden within the labyrinthine self upon the circuitous road of life. We shall meet them together at the Tempio reckoning with the powers of thinking, feeling, sensing and intuiting on inner and outer quests via personal and group movement exercises, tableaux vivants, vision poems, physical theater, dance technique and choreography. There we shall re-inherit these gifts through awareness into action allowing art’s subtle but cogent process the weight, space and time to flow into beauty’s possibility. Epiphanies on self and other, seen in a new light from a different perspective, wait to be revealed via Jung’s semi-scientific slant. May within these embodied realizations, indecipherable secrets be given sense life that ‘the thoughts and feelings of the soul’ might brim with renewed vigor. In Duncan works and those we forge as an ensemble, we continue the spiral dance to grasp how and why we are meant for this place, our world, and this time, 2024, reverencing and reveling in being here now.

Isadora: In Filtering Light 🎬 The Glamorous Amorous in Hollywood Classic Cinema
2024-02-16 19:30 - 21:30
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FREE PERFORMANCE - The Oracular Voice of Beauty
2024-06-20 18:30 - 19:30 | National Arts Club
The Isadora Duncan International Institute will honor the original Delphic Games and their modern reinstatements as they enact Isadora’s Duncan ethos on the merging of the arts in an evening of music, dance, and poetry. Artistic Director Jeanne Bresciani with the Isadora Duncan International Institute dancers will “weave a spellbinding tapestry of artistry and elegance” (NY Social Diary, ‘24). Guest Artists will include Mary DiSanto-Rose, Zoie Lafis, and Cynthia Word. Excerpts from Vince Gagliardi’s video, “MANTO – Movtio,” an immersive 3D experience on the ancient oracle of Delphi will also be presented.

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All programs are open to the public and free with registration.

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Please note that this is an in-person event.
Our coat check is limited. Please do not bring any large bags or backpacks.

August CPI | Isadora Duncan in a 'Style Transcendent'
2024-08-15 16:00 - 2024-08-18 18:00 | Tempio di Danza, 20 Clovewood Road, High Falls, NY, 12440
Isadora Duncan in a ‘Style Transcendent’
Thursday, August 15th through Sunday, August 18th, 2024

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In-Person Summer Study: Four-Day Intensive in the Technique and Choreography of Isadora Duncan with Jeanne Bresciani, Ph.D. held live from Tempio di Danza
Zoom Option Available
Movement seminars will take place at Tempio di Danza’s beautiful air-conditioned, sprung, wooden-surfaced studio. Daylight and evening seminars will also be held poolside, in the water, and at outdoor locations.Beginning 4PM Thursday, ending 6PM on Sunday
Open to all General Students and Candidates in The Certificate Program in Isadora Studies I: The Training
Schedule:
Thursday, August 15th
Session I – 4:00pm – 7:00pm | In-Person & Zoom
Friday, August 16th
Session II – 10:00 am – 1:00pm | In-Person & Zoom
Session III – 4:00pm – 7:00pm | In-Person Only
Saturday, August 17th
Session IV – 10:00 am – 1:00pm | In-Person & Zoom
Session V – 4:00pm – 6:00pm | In-Person Only
Session VI – 8:00pm – 10:00pm | In-Person Only
Sunday, August 18th
Session VII – 9:00am – 12:00pm | In-Person & Zoom
Session VIII – 3:00pm – 6:00pm | In-Person Only
Studio Performance – 5:00pm Sunday | In-Person Only
Reception to follow
Sessions shall take place in air-conditioned studio setting complete with sprung floor and poolside

For more information, please contact:
info@idii.org ~ 212.753.0846
Tuition: $500 In-Person / $300 Zoom Attendance
Open to general students and those enrolled in the Certificate Program in Isadora Duncan Studies I: The Training.
Directions to the IDII can be found here.
View the wide range of Lodging options near the Tempio di Danza (High Falls Vicinity). Room sharing options can be arranged by contacting the Isadora Duncan International Institute where available.

DC Workshop Live & Via Zoom! Isadora Duncan: Threshold to the Mysteries
2024-09-27 - 2024-09-28 | Dumbarton Church, 3133 Dumbarton St. NW, Washington, D.C.
Presented by Word Dance Theater
Isadora Duncan: Threshold to the Mysteries
With Jeanne Bresciani, Ph.D.
Friday, September 27th – Saturday, September 28th, 2024 Dumbarton United Methodist Church, Washington, D.C.
Held Live and Via Zoom

In the beginning was the dance. Predating Greek theater as an art form, women, in spontaneous motion upon threshing grounds, rhythmically stamped on stone to crush the grain, nourish the populace and enact the “glorious childbirth of the dance.” In continuity, we are fed via animate, archetypal embodiment to dance, interconnecting mystery to knowledge and to what lies between. Honoring the Greater Eleusinian Mysteries, celebrated to vitalize the life force for almost 2,000 years on the last 9 days of September, we shall craft theatre-dance ceremonies of recollection in 9 hours together. “Out of ourselves and something greater than all selves,” in other words, through the mysteries, we shall pierce the veil not just to the within but to the above, beneath and beyond, bearing promise that what was lost of individual and communal totality and stability can be found.

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Express CPII | The Apotheosis of the Dance: Re-Beginnings with Beethoven
2024-11-09 | Tempio di Danza, 20 Clovewood Road, High Falls, NY, 12440
The Apotheosis of the Dance:
Re-Beginnings with Beethoven
Reconstructing Beethoven’s 7th Symphony, Movement II – Allegretto

Express Certificate Program II in Isadora Duncan Studies: The Dances
Saturday, November 9th, 2024

Schedule
Saturday, November 9th
9am-1pm | 3pm-7pm
Informal Showing 6pm – 7pm at Tempio di danza
Both Sessions Available In-Person & Live Via Zoom
Tempio di danza, High Falls, NY
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About the Course:
If the highest goal of music is to connect one’s soul to one’s divine nature, then Isadora’s efforts to dance to the music of Beethoven neared that apogee. She discovered a sublime language for revelation unto dance above all others in Beethoven’s Seventh Symphony, the ‘Apotheosis of Music’. In Beethoven, the maker, she heard the humming of heartstrings and spied the celestial spacing amidst heavenly spheres ordained by the Greeks and dreamt by musical giants of all time. In differing yet exquisitely harmonious forms, Beethoven and Isadora revolutionized the art of composition, originating lasting testaments to humanism broaching new octaves of human feeling. As thunderclaps in history, each defined the individual capacity for heroism in art leading all who follow. As ‘daughter of Prometheus’ on dancing grounds everywhere, courage became her – to summon, “Wisdom and Reason, Joy and Sorrow Eternal,” and to dare dance to this symphony. Proceeding from Terpsichore to Euterpe’s lyric voice, Melpomene’s tragic chord and Polyhymnia’s sacred vigil, each of the Muses Nine join in indispensable accord. We imagine no other of the choreographer’s masterworks reaching the explicit heights, depths and underworld schema of the Allegretto. In unending precedent, before Isadora in time and everywhere in this opus, Beethoven asked, “convey to me your sorrow,” that you might redeem it through your joy. Now, alas, we respond.
Let us enter these great works together: Movement I in reimagination and Movement II in reconstruction amidst a teeming throng of instruments, ideas, sparks and the flaming raiment of red drape. Therein, we shall chart the solemn movements and whirling motifs of the Allegretto as handed down to me by Maria- Theresa Duncan; and we shall search the memory store of beholding her deep listening to re-animate the Poco sostenuto – Vivace. The memory theater is loaded with utterance spoken, gesture expressed and movement made by the great dancer, Maria-Theresa, ever in vivid aliveness, bearing witness and reverence to her adoptive mother and mentor, Isadora.

Jeanne Bresciani, 2024

Performance! Brilliant Exile: Isadora Duncan in Paris
2024-12-12 19:30 - 21:00
BRILLIANT EXILE: ISADORA DUNCAN IN PARIS
Word Dance Theater (www.worddance.org, Inspired by the National Portrait Gallery’s extraordinary exhibit, Brilliant Exiles: American Women in Paris 1900-1939, and in partnership with La Maison Francaise, the French Embassy in Washington, D.C., proudly presents Brilliant Exile: Isadora Duncan in Paris. Join us for an evening of spell-binding and timeless Duncan dances accompanied by masterful pianist Carlos Cesar Rodriquez.
The early 20th century brought many ambitious, unconventional American women such as Isadora Duncan to Paris. These “Brilliant Exiles” challenged the prevailing conceptions of female identity and redefined the image of modern womanhood. Themes such as autonomy and liberation of the female body; female identity and creative expression; art influenced by Nature; and the metaphysical in Art, were at the heart of their Art. Word Dance Theater provides unique insight into Isadora Duncan’s choreography from this period in an evening of dance, music, and historical commentary. Word Dance Theater is joined by brilliant Duncan dancers, Jeanne Bresciani and Rosemary Cooper from the Isadora Duncan International Institute,( www.idii.org) in bringing to vibrant life the master choreography of Isadora Duncan. Join us for Brilliant Exile: Isadora Duncan in Paris followed by a Question/Answer session between audience and artists!
When: Thursday, December 12, 2024 at 7:30
Where: Maison Francaise: 4101 Reservoir Rd, Washington, D.C. 20007
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POSTPONED | A Winter Garden Festival of Light 🌲 Isadora Festival Class
2025-01-01 19:00 | Zoom
POSTPONED!
New Date! Wednesday, January 1st, 2025 at 7pm Eastern
Please join us live via Zoom with Jeanne Bresciani to light the way this Winter Festive Season and traverse the evergreen spiral in our annual Winter Garden.
We invite you to craft a circle of boughs, garlands or silks and to keep a candle or faux candle at the ready for lighting. Jeanne Bresciani shall guide us in thematic movement to walk the labyrinthine path unto the birth of the sun via music, dance and verse.

Offered Freely | Register to Attend

Hybrid CPI Workshop | Dancing the Stars Within: The Twelve Astrological Signs in Archetypal Motion
2025-08-14 16:00 - 2025-08-17 19:00 | Tempio di Danza, 20 Clovewood Road, High Falls, NY, 12440
Dancing the Stars Within:
The Twelve Astrological Signs in Archetypal Motion
Thursday, August 14th through Sunday, August 17th, 2025
In-Person Summer Study: Four-Day Intensive in the Technique and Choreography of Isadora Duncan with Jeanne Bresciani, Ph.D. held live from Tempio di Danza
Zoom Option Available
Movement seminars will take place at Tempio di Danza’s beautiful air-conditioned, sprung, wooden-surfaced studio. Daylight and evening seminars will also be held poolside, in the water, and at outdoor locations.Beginning 4PM Thursday, ending 7PM on Sunday
Open to all General Students and Candidates in The Certificate Program in Isadora Studies I: The Training
Schedule
Thursday, August 14th
3pm – 7:00pm (Hybrid)

Friday, August 15th
9:30am – 1:30pm (Hybrid)
3pm – 7:00pm (In-Person Only)
Saturday, August 16th
9:30am – 1:30pm (Hybrid)
3pm – 7:00pm (In-Person Only)
Sunday, August 17th
9am – 1:00pm (Hybrid)
3pm – 6pm (In-Person Only)
6pm – 7pm | Performance (In-Person Only)

Sessions shall take place in air-conditioned studio setting complete with sprung floor and poolside
For more information, please contact:
info@idii.org ~ 212.753.0846
Tuition: $500 In-Person / $300 Zoom Attendance

Register Here!

Open to general students and those enrolled in the Certificate Program in Isadora Duncan Studies I: The Training.
Directions to the IDII can be found here.
View the wide range of Lodging options near the Tempio di Danza (High Falls Vicinity). Room sharing options can be arranged by contacting the Isadora Duncan International Institute where available.

About the Course:
On the ‘Stars Within’
In summer, when a starry crest dominates the forces of nature, let us meet on the Zodiacal path of illumined splendor to evoke creative exploration. Embodied, we enter the dance of evolution amidst the signs, acting as a cosmic lens revealing the deep energy structure of the eternal psyche.
Through dance, we discern the twelve archetypal powers of the indwelling signs, brimming with potential to circle in transcendent procession. These signs constellate the relationship of earth to sun and place the individual within the solar infusion of consciousness, intellect, and divine mind. They symbolize where, when, and how divine light is hidden in matter. Streaming down to earth, celestial bodies offer their elixir as star medicine.
In a symbolic language invoking divine, human, animal, and inanimate forms, the signs reunite us with lost powers and guide our mission as a lasting light when all others have gone out. To the Egyptians, they were imperishable stars; to the Greeks, sites of banishment or reward in the everlasting sky; and to the Italians of the Renaissance, a signal star—each one’s personal magnetic north.
We bring an earth dance to the heavens to reclaim missing parts of ourselves lost in the space between. The dance steadies and frees us—one foot on the ground, one eye on the stars. Each sign reveals the foundation of personality in order to clear obstacles and shape destiny. In glorious array, they coax a balance between earth and heaven, drawing us into the dance of personal myth.
As intermediaries between gods and men, dancers embody the zodiac’s call. In our final performance, we reflect the constellations above, shining in the dance below.

FREE EVENT! The 'Delphic Preview' Festival of the Muses: On the Sacred Way
2025-08-22 10:00 - 2025-08-23 21:00 | The Center for Hellenic Studies of Harvard University, 3100 Whitehaven St NW, Washington, DC, DC, 20008, United States
Festival of the Muses: On the Sacred Way

Friday, August 22nd through Saturday, August 23rd, 2025

Hosted by Harvard University’s Center for Hellenic Studies, Washington, D.C.Free of charge

Join us for this two-day gathering that celebrates the living spirit of the ancient Delphic Games through a contemporary lens—where myth breathes, music resounds, and the Muses rise anew. Presented by Harvard University’s Center for Hellenic Studies in collaboration with the Isadora Duncan International Institute, the Ecumenical Delphic Union, and the Committee for the Reinstatement of the Delphic Games, the Festival marks a vital step in the international movement to restore these sacred traditions globally.
Through lectures, performances, workshops, and discussions, participants engage with ancient Greek culture in vibrant, modern forms—poetry, dance, theater, sport, song, and ritual—culminating thematically in an experiential procession along the “Sacred Way.”
This “Delphic Preview” serves as a practicum for the upcoming full five-day Festival for the Reinstatement of the Delphic Games, to be held in Delphi, Greece, in Summer 2027, and extends into the Garden of the Muses, a growing archive of creative offerings in word, sound, and movement.
Scholars, artists, and the public are warmly invited to attend. We welcome proposals from academics and enthusiasts alike—whether presentations, performances, or workshops—on themes relating to Delphi, the Delphic Games, Apollo, the Muses, mythology, and their unique ties to the Delphic tradition in sport, art, music, dance, poetry, theater, and song.

This event is free to the public and will culminate in a festive performance at 7pm on Saturday the 23rd

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Presented by
Panos Kaltsis, Founder and President, Ecumenical Delphic Union
Jeanne Bresciani, Festival Founding Chair, Artistic Director, Isadora Duncan International Institute
with Committee Members
Rosemary Cooper, Isadora Duncan International Institute
Mary DiSanto-Rose, Skidmore College
Cynthia Word, Word Dance Theater

PERFORMANCE | Isadora Duncan in the Theater of Love & War
2025-09-06 19:00 - 21:00
Isadora Duncan in the Theater of Love and War
Saturday, September 6th, 2025 | 7pm
Jeanne Bresciani & The Isadora Duncan International Institute Dancers

Written & Directed by Jeanne Bresciani, Artist in Residence
Assistant Directed by Rosemary Cooper
Rehearsal Direction by Celeste Royo
Costumes by Janine Stockin, Karen Sanders & Alicia Mugetti
Original Choreographies by Isadora Duncan
Original Choreographies and Reconstructions by Jeanne Bresciani

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On Saturday, September 6th, 2025, Jeanne Bresciani & the Isadora Duncan International Institute Dancers premier a dance-theater production, entitled Isadora Duncan in the Theater of Love and War at the historic Woodstock Playhouse, honoring Isadora and the Isadorables’ profound legacy in the iconic artists’ colony and the greater Hudson Valley during WWI. Featuring a rare reconstruction of Duncan choreography to Beethoven’s 7th Symphony, Allegretto, alongside new works, the performance evokes impassioned mission with an urgency surrounding themes of exile, resilience and the coming of age within nature as sanctuary. Set to music by Schubert, Chopin, Tchaikovsky and contemporary composers, this theater of love and war conjures Duncan’s experimental vision—where art and spirited movement unite to become a language of hope and liberation. In that very landscape and moment of time that once inspired inconsolable and ecstatic Duncan raptures, the IDII celebrates the timeless power of dance to transcend and transform.

History:
Many do not know the history of Isadora and the six Isadorables in the States and of their prolonged stays in New York City and within the Hudson Valley during WWI. With Isadora, better received in Europe than at home, early in WWI six teenaged girls became her officially adopted children, along with emergency wartime care of many other homeless, refugee children from her school in Europe. The Duncan tenure in the States was sustained by the remarkable support and bountiful spirit of American entrepreneurs and their families along the Hudson River.
Through this production, many shall learn of Isadora’s extraordinary force as inspiratrix of an epoch, iconic in originality and oceanic in scope. She was equally incredible in giving all she possessed, including her precious long-sought school in France as a hospital for the wounded, never to be reclaimed. However, greater still was her leadership drawing forth the United States into WWI with every fiber of her being through startling performances and vivid proclamations to save Europe and civilization itself. From this intense and stirring legacy, the IDII was founded in 1977 by Maria Theresa Duncan and Kay Bardsley, of which you are all a vital part, persisting in its goals educational, cultural, philosophical and theatrical.

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This project is made possible with funds from the New York State Legislature and administered by Arts Mid-Hudson.

Help Us Bring the Vision to Life!

The Isadora Duncan International Institute is actively seeking sponsors to support the upcoming premiere of Isadora Duncan in the Theater of Love & War, taking place on September 6, 2025, at the Woodstock Playhouse. We welcome both financial contributions and in-kind donations—such as bubbly, lodging, catering, printing, or services—to help bring this powerful production to life. All sponsors will be recognized in printed programs, digital materials, and pre-show acknowledgments. Your support, at any level, helps sustain the arts in the Hudson Valley and honors Isadora Duncan’s enduring legacy through beauty, movement, and community.

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A Winter Garden Festival of Light 🌲 Isadora Festival Class - Free Offering
2025-12-16 19:00 - 20:00 | Zoom
Winter Garden Festival Class
Tuesday, December 16th, 2025 – 7pm Eastern
Join Jeanne Bresciani for our annual Winter Garden Festival Class, a luminous seasonal gathering that invites participants to light the way through the Winter Festive Season and journey the evergreen spiral in our symbolic garden of midwinter.
Participants are encouraged to prepare a circle of boughs, garlands, or silks and to keep a candle or faux candle close at hand. Jeanne will guide a thematic progression of movement, music, dance, and verse, leading us along a gentle labyrinthine path toward the birth of the sun—a ritual of renewal, reflection, and quiet radiance.
A cherished tradition, the Winter Garden offers a moment of beauty and communal warmth as the year draws to a close.
Offered Freely
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Venice Carnevale 2026 | Guided Luxury Travel
2026-02-10 - 2026-02-16 | Venezia, Venice, Italy
Step into Venice as into a living myth, led by Jeanne Bresciani, Ph.D., assisted by Rosemary Cooper —where water mirrors heaven, marble breathes, and beauty arises not only from opulence but from the hand of devotion. Art at the Heart of the Festival invites travelers to ascend and descend from the lofty vantage points of princes and princesses into sanctuaries of Venetian splendor within the palaces, workshops, and ateliers – where art is still born of patience, love, and tradition.
Here, we do not merely gaze upon masterpieces—we enter into their making. Through myth-based movement sessions, ceremonial processions, and encounters with artisans, we awaken to the pulse of a city that remains, in all its fragility, eternal.

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CPI Workshop | Maria Theresa Duncan: The Autobiographical as Revelation
2026-08-13 16:00 - 2026-08-16 19:00 | Tempio di Danza, 20 Clovewood Road, High Falls, NY, 12440
Maria Theresa Duncan: The Autobiographical as Revelation

Thursday, August 13th to Sunday, August 16th, 2026

In-Person and Live Via Zoom with Jeanne Bresciani, Ph.D.
Open to all General Students and Candidates in
The Certificate Program in Isadora Studies I: The Training

To the Isadorian Philosophy, Movement and Memory of Embodied Creation
Autobiography is understood not as recollection alone, but as a generative force through which life, memory, ancestry, encounter, and history become artistic purpose. The stories we live and those entrusted to us by earlier generations form reservoirs of meaning that shape vocation, identity, and cultural continuity. Together, we shall center upon the extraordinary legacy of Maria Theresa Duncan — Isadora Duncan’s adopted daughter — whose artistic life extended half a century beyond her sister-spirits to preserve masterworks, teachings, and transmissions that might otherwise have vanished. Through her example, participants examine how lived experience, myth, devotion, place, and historical consciousness become embodied creation. Study unfolds through movement, theatrical exploration, music, literature, reconstruction, choreography, improvisation, imagery, and poetic inquiry, where personal history and artistic imagination merge into a living practice.
Tracing Maria Theresa Duncan’s journey from the Duncan Schools to Greece and Steichen, New York studios, galleries of art, great stages, major projects, and later honors, the course investigates the continuum between ancient ritual and modern expression. At its center lies the Isadorian vision: the artist does not merely invent but discovers, receives, transforms, and transmits. We consider our intergenerational stewardship and responsibility to perpetuate an art. Through the lens of Maria Theresa’s life and artistic journey, participants encounter the artist and the self as oracle, witness, devotee, rebel, force of nature and living bridge between eras. It is an inquiry into artistic inheritance beyond bounds — and what it means to listen, learn, and stand within a trajectory greater than oneself. We ask what memories spark the individual vessel and the cultural repository, what unfinished visions seek embodiment, and how tradition remains vital, opening to futurity. Autobiography emerges here as individual creative agency — spoken, written, and danced — through which revelation shows itself not simply as art but a “merging of arts” wholly luminous, evolving, and enduring.

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$500 – In-Person | $300 – Zoom only

Schedule
Thursday, August 13th | 4:00pm – 7:00pm (Hybrid)

Friday, August 14th | 10:00 am – 1:00pm (Hybrid)

4:00pm – 7:00pm (In-Person Only)

Saturday, August 15th | 9:00am – 1:00pm (Hybrid)

3:00pm – 7:00pm (In-Person Only)

Sunday, August 16th | 9:00am – 1:00pm (Hybrid)

3:00pm – 6:00pm (In-Person Only)

6:00pm – 7:00pm (Performance)
