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רעיונות מהמים מטווילה ת'ארף / amazing ideas from Twyla Tharp

Amazing ideas from Twyla Tharp. רעיונות מהמים מטווילה ת'ארף



Twyla Tharp, honored at the 31st Kennedy Center Honors Awards Ceremony, 2008


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  1. Here is just one example of her work. If you will examine it, then what do you see ? What do you see ?

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JWnEGqf6eKc

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