ABOUT THIS EPISODE
An interview with Mitchell Rose, a professor of dance-filmmaking at The Ohio State University whose films have been viewed online over 5 million times. Prior to becoming a filmmaker, Mitchell was a NYC-based choreographer who toured internationally for over 15 years. His most recent dance film "Exquisite Corps" features 42 American contemporary choreographers linked together through a chain love letter to dance.
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