Agnes De Mille, Lucy Venable & Al Carmines

The exact date of this episode is unknown. We've filled in the date above with a placeholder. What we actually have on record is: 1967-uu-uu.

Agnes De Mille and Lucy Venable are interviewed by Alvin H. Reiss and All Carmines is interviewed by Marian Horosko.

Ms. De Mille Discusses the economic of and public suport for dance; gaining recognition for her contribution to dance; taking dance seriously and increasing support for it because of the high production costs, her appreciation for various funding sources, including the NEA; and her future book plans and activities.

Ms. Venable discusses dance notation and the various systems used for notating dance; Labanotation; dance notation's importance and the financial considerations involved; and the organizational structure of the Dance Notation Bureau.

Mr. Carmines discusses the church and the arts; art as a universal symbol; the responsibility of the church in all fields of art; the church and morality; the difficulties of preserving integrity in New York City art; and staging art works in church settings.

WNYC archives id: 46132