An Investigation of movement based on the lived experience of 13 professional dancers Sensing Movement, Living Spaces.

She sat back down and, lowering her gaze so she wouldn't have to make eye contact with any of the sexed-up men surrounding her, she remained silent and subdued. A middle-aged man mounted the bandstand. He took down the movie screen. Then he announced, calling out loudly, "It's time for the live entertainment. Let's bring on the live entertainment" Somewhere someone threw a switch and the band-stand was flooded with light. The middle-aged man blinked and shaded his eyes. He stood there awkwardly for two or three more minutes, then he called out, "Where are the live entertainers? Hub, didn't you hire some live entertainers?" "I made the arrangements," Hub called back. As chairman of the entertainment committee, this was his responsibility. "Then do you have any idea of just where in the hell they might be?" "They're supposed to be here," Hub replied. "Maybe they're dressing." "Or undressing," a new voice quipped, and several men laughed. Just then two strapping black men, in their late twenties or early thirties, walked into the room carrying a mattress ...»