Charles Atlas

Charles Atlas is one of the premier interpreters of dance, theater and performance on video. Working in film, video, installation, theater and performance for four decades, he has created works for screen, stage, gallery, and television. A pioneer in the development of media-dance, he transforms this genre into a provocative and ironic collusion of narrative and fictional modes with performance documentary. He has collaborated with international performers and choreographers, including Merce Cunningham, Michael Clark, Leigh Bowery, John Kelly, Karole Armitage and Bill Irwin.   full biography

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Becker, Nancy. "Filming Cunningham Dance." Dance Theatre Journal Spring 1983: 21-25.

Rush, Michael. "His Canvas a TV Screen, His Brush a Camera." New York Times 5 Mar. 2000: 47.

Sexton, Lucy. "I've Been Very Promiscuous About Media." Movement Research Performance Journal Winter/Spring 2000: 21.

Tee, Ernie. "The Irreality of Dance." Arts for Television. Houston, TX: Contemporary Arts Museum, 1987: 54-64.

Yokobosky, Matthew. "The Real Charles Atlas: An Interview." Performing Arts Journal Sept. 1997: 21-33.