San Francisco · Since 1997
A living lineage.
Mary Sano carries Duncan dance from Isadora Duncan through Mignon Garland into a present practice of natural movement, music, and new work.
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Four moments, one practice
Mignon Garland founded the Isadora Duncan Heritage Society in San Francisco.
Mary Sano began studying Duncan dance with Garland.
The Mary Sano Studio opened in San Francisco.
Classes, choreography, performance, and preservation continue in SoMa.
“Simplicity, sincerity, natural beauty.”
The studio describes Duncan dance as a practice of natural and spiritual movement, taught in a friendly, positive atmosphere.
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