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Jane Dudley choreographed her modernist masterpiece, "Time is Money" in 1934. It was performed at the time in union halls or on concert stages. Dudley chose to use the eponymous poem by Communist writer Sol Funeroff, both as an inspiration and as a sound accompaniment for the dance. While the play clearly evokes a denunciation of the oppression ...
1 de may. de 2022 · Co- authored by Tamise Hills & Lee Porritt – Published in The Historian Magazine April 2022. On a cold morning in February 1554, the seventeen-year-old Lady Jane Dudley left her apartments within the Tower of London. Dressed entirely in black and reading from her prayer book, Jane walked towards the newly erected scaffold, placed at the north ...
13 de nov. de 2017 · Jane Dudley, a longtime Palm Beach winter resident and a stalwart of the island’s society and fashion sets, died Monday, Nov. 6, 2017, at her home in West Nashville. She was 92 and the widow of ...
15 de ene. de 2023 · Members of the Dudley family, including Jane Dudley, were imprisoned in the Tower of London. Jane was soon released and tried to intercede with Mary for her husband and sons. Sadly, the Duke of Northumberland was executed on 22nd August 1553 and Guildford, and his wife, Lady jane Grey, were executed in February 1554 following Wyatt’s Rebellion.
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Jane DudleyBorn: New York City, NY April 3, 1912. Died Sept. 19, 2001, London, EnglandJane Dudley was one of the most important American choreographers of the 1940s and also made a significant contribution to contemporary British dance. Born in New York, she was educated at the Walden School and the University of North Carolina.
