Aug 27

Interview: Takehiro Ueyama of TAKE Dance: The baseballer-turned-choreographer on the role of dance within the art world

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Interview: Takehiro Ueyama of TAKE Dance


For over eight years, Takehiro Ueyama has brought athleticism and physicality to an oft-overlooked art form. The Japanese-American choreographer, creative director and founder of TAKE Dance (pronounced “tah-keh”)—a New York-based, world-traveling contemporary dance company—is leading a…

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