Physical theatre: drawing inspiration from the physical grace and power of dance, a new student theatre at the University of Arizona is a bold new campus landmark that enhances cultural life

Architectural Review, The, Feb, 2004

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In a satisfying artistic twist, the students are due to perform Serenade later in the spring, as part of a gala event commemorating the centenary of Balanchine's birth. Having lived and worked in a building inspired by the piece, the students will extend this lyrical fusion of dance and architecture through the act of performance. C. S.

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Architect

Gould Evans Associates, Phoenix, Arizona

Project team

Trudi Hummel, Donna Barry, Jose Pombo, Kyle Houston, Jason Boyer, Jay Silverberg, John Cooper, Adam Odgers, Kari Smith, John Dimmel, Jennifer Little, Tamara Shroll, Krista Shepard, Betsy Lynch, Jorge Colon, Barbara Hendrix, Shane Hawkins, Brian Avery

Structural engineer

Rudow Berry

Electrical engineer

Associated Engineering

Photographs

Timothy Hursley

DANCE THEATRE, TUCSON,

ARIZONA, USA

ARCHITECT

GOULD EVANS

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