Birthday: July 1, 1941 (Cancer)
Born In: Portland
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Age: 83 Years, 83 Year Old Females
Spouse/Ex-: Peter Young, Robert Huot
father: William Tharp
mother: Lucille Tharp
siblings: Stanley Tharp
children: Jesse Huot
U.S. State: Indiana
education: 1963 - Barnard College, Pomona College, Pacific High School
awards: Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Choreography (1985)
Tony Award (1993)
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Twyla Tharp is a renowned American dancer and choreographer known for her innovative and influential work in the world of dance.
Twyla Tharp revolutionized modern dance by blending elements of classical ballet with contemporary movements, creating a unique and dynamic style that pushed the boundaries of traditional dance.
Some of Twyla Tharp's famous choreographed works include "In the Upper Room," "Push Comes to Shove," and "Nine Sinatra Songs," among others.
Twyla Tharp's approach to creativity and choreography is known for its rigorous and disciplined methods, emphasizing collaboration, experimentation, and pushing the boundaries of traditional dance forms.
Twyla Tharp is known for her unique approach to choreography, which often combines elements of ballet, jazz, and modern dance to create captivating performances.
Tharp is a firm believer in the power of collaboration, often working with musicians, visual artists, and other dancers to bring her creative vision to life.
In addition to her work in the dance world, Twyla Tharp has also written several books, including an autobiography and a guide to creativity.
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