Which dancer trained with Mary Wigman in Germany?

Who choreographed Appalachian Springs in 1944?

Whose technique was a blend of African, European, Afro-Caribbean, and American dance?

Whose technique stresses natural movements based on philosophy from Native American, ancient Greek, and Asian Sources?

Which modern forerunner used color, fabric, movement, sound, and light to create innovative dances as a complete theatrical experience?

Who established a company of all male dancers?

Which choreographer created a series of solos based on oriental deities, and performed them throughout Europe?

Which forerunner used natural body movements to express emotion and spontaneously interpret the music?

Which choreographer was married to Ruth St Denis and, together, they established the Denishawn School of Dance?

Which dancer/choreographer published The Art of Making Dances in 1950?

Which choreographer created a solo, called Cry, for Judith Jamison to represent the struggles of African American women?

Which choreographer viewed himself as a "dance maker" not a choreographer?

Which choreographer created the concept of choreography by chance?

Which American choreographer was also a composer and a designer? His abstract dances combine movement with various technical effects, making him known as a pioneer of multimedia.

This was group of diversely trained dancers that were avant-garde experimentalists who rejects the confines of modern dance and theory, inventing unorthodox works.

Which dancer's technique is based on gravity, fall and recovery, sustain and suspension and vibratory movements?

Which of these choreographers were known for creating work with socially and politically charged themes?

Who was an American choreographer and director whose work is acclaimed for its craftsmanship, ingenuity, humor and at times electrical musical accompaniments?

Which choreographer used spoke word in her site-specific works? She also experimented with gravity, mathematically layered phrases, and collaborated with visual artists and musicians.

Which choreographer found inspiration for choreography in female literary characters, American Southwest and the frontier, psychological themes, Greek myths, and cosmic themes?

Who choreographer Revelations?

Which choreographer's dances were often inspired by ancient Greek Art?

Which forerunner's career took of in Europe because her work was more accepted there?

Which forerunner became known as the "First Lady of American Modern Dance?"

Who established a summer institute for studying modern dance, called Jacob's Pillow?

Which choreographer trained six students that became known as the "Isadorables?"

What was the name of the piece Ruth St Denis choreographed with four dancers using a large silk cloth as a prop?

Which choreographer went on the develop contact improvisation as a dance medium? His exploration of games, improvisation and gravity expanced dance invention for large groups of trained and untrained dancers.

Who was the composer that collaborated with Merce Cunningham for many year?

Which choreographer's works extend from abstract to dramatic, humor to satire, while using classical music?

Which choreographer used blues, gospel, and spiritual music for choreography?

Which dancer was a prolific and commercially successful choreographer known for the fusion of dance vocabularies and intricate timing in choreography?

Which choreographer was interested in blurring the lines between dancers and non-dancers? Her choreography was created using a series of generic tasks that turned everyday gestures into dance vocabularies.