Humphrey, Doris, 1895-1958
Variant namesAnn Hutchinson Guest, born November 3, 1918 in New York, is an American dancer and dance notator. Her initial dance training began in the mid 1930's at the Jooss-Leeder School at Dartington Hall, England. When World War II broke out in Europe, she returned to New York where her continued training included ballet, modern, tap, and ethnic dance. In the 1940's she danced with the Welland Lathrop Company and in Broadway musicals, including One Touch of Venus, Billion Dollar Baby, and Kiss Me, Kate. In 1947, she returned to London and worked closely with Rudolf Laban. She is credited with coining the term Labanotation and, in 1954, published her book of that title. A prolific writer, she also has created games, wall charts, and other aids for teaching notation to children. Ms. Hutchinson Guest has notated many major choreographic works including those by George Balanchine, Kurt Jooss, Marius Petipa, Antony Tudor, Hanya Holm, and Doris Humphrey. She was one of the founders of the Dance Notation Bureau and served as its president until 1961, when she moved to London, where she founded the Language of Dance Centre in 1967. A recipient of three Rockefeller Foundation grants for the research and writing of Labanotation textbooks, she also has received honorary doctorates from Marygrove College in Detroit, Michigan, and Ohio State University. In 1987, Ms. Hutchinson Guest inaugarated the Language of Dancer series of publications, whose output has included Nijinsky's “Faune” Restored. She is married to dance historian Ivor Forbes Guest.
From the guide to the Ann Hutchinson Guest papers, 1948-1961, (The New York Public Library. Jerome Robbins Dance Division.)
Doris Humphrey, born October 17, 1895 in Oak Park, Illinois, was one of the most important personalities in the American modern dance movement during the first half of the 20th century. Her initial dance training was at the Francis W. Parker School in Chicago. Graduating in 1913, she organized her own dancing school in Oak Park and the surrounding communities. In 1917, she travelled to Los Angeles to enroll at Denishawn and was accepted into the company. At Denishawn she met and worked with not only Ted Shawn and Ruth St. Denis, but also Pauline Lawrence and Charles Weidman. In 1920 she choreographed four works, Valse Caprice, Bourée, Soaring, and Sonata Pathétique (the latter two choreographed with Ruth St. Denis). With Weidman she formed a performing group in 1928, for which she created Color Harmony, Air on a G String, and Dance of the Chosen (later called The Shakers). On a boat trip to the West Indies, she met Charles Francis Woodford. They married in 1932 and their son, Charles Humphrey Woodford was born in 1933. In 1934, she joined the faculty of the Bennington School of the Dance, Bennington College in Vermont. Her choreographies from this period include the trilogy New Dance, Theatre Piece, and With my Red Fires, Passacaglia in C Minor, El Salon Mexico, and Inquest. In 1940, the Humphrey-Weidman Studio Theatre opened in New York City. Owing to a hip ailment, she was forced to retire as a dancer in 1944 but continued as a teacher and choreographer. As artistic director of the José Limón Company, she created Lament for Ignacio Sánchez Mejías, Day on Earth, Deep Rhythm, Ruins and Visions, and Theatre Piece No. 2. In 1948, she joined the faculty of Connecticut College School of the Dance, New London, Connecticut. She wrote The Art of Making Dances (published 1959) and New Dance (published in Dance Perspectives 25). She was awarded a Guggenheim Fellowship for her book on choreography and the Dance Magazine Award in 1958. That same year she began writing her reminiscences but they remained unfinished at her death December 29, 1959, in New York City.
From the guide to the Doris Humphrey letters, 1898-1941, (The New York Public Library. Jerome Robbins Dance Division.)
From the guide to the Doris Humphrey papers, 1925-1958, (The New York Public Library. Jerome Robbins Dance Division.)
Pioneer of the American modern dance; dancer, choreographer, teacher, and author.
From the description of Doris Humphrey collection, 1811-1958. (Unknown). WorldCat record id: 86134800
- 1895 Oct 17Born in Oak Park, Ill.
- 1900Began schooling at Francis W. Parker School, Chicago.
- ca. 1903Began training with Mary Wood Hinman in folk and gymnastic dancing.
- 1913Graduated from F. W. Parker School. Organized own dancing school in Oak Park and environs.
- 1914Taught at Outdoor Players Camp, Peterborough, NH.
- 1917Enrolled at Denishawn, Los Angeles, Calif, and accepted into company. Met Pauline Lawrence and Charles Weidman.
- 1920 Jan 7Choreographed Valse Caprice,first performed at Egan Little Theatre, Los Angeles, Calif.
- 1920 Apr 5First danced solo Bouréeat Potter Theatre, Santa Barbara, Calif.
- 1920 Sept 20Choreographed and first danced Soaringand Sonata Pathétique(both co-choreographed with Ruth St Denis) with Denishawn group at Spreckels Theatre, San Diego, Calif.
- 1921 Jan-1922 SeptFormed and toured with own dance group on vaudeville circuit.
- 1922 SeptRejoined Denishawn.
- 1923 Oct 15Created and danced in Sonata Tragicafor the first time at Apollo Theatre, Atlantic City, NJ.
- 1924 Oct 6Created and danced solo Hoop Dance (Scherzo Waltz)at Academy of Music, Newburgh, NY.
- 1925 AugSailed with Denishawn Company for two-year tour of the Orient.
- 1926 July 15First performance of A Burmese Yein Pwe,co-created with Ruth St Denis, at Victoria Theatre, Singapore.
- 1926 Oct 23At the Springchoreographed and performed at Shuraka-Kan Theatre, Kobē.
- 1926 Nov 26Return of Denishawn company to U.S.
- 1926 Dec 6Premiere of Whimsat Philharmonic Auditorium, Los Angeles.
- 1927In charge of Denishawn House, NYC, assisted by Charles Weidman and Pauline Lawrence.
- 1928 March 24Performance of her Student Group at Little Theatre, Brooklyn, NY, including: Air for the G String, Gigue, Concerto in A Minor, Valse, Papillon, Color Harmony, Pavane for the Sleeping Beauty, The Fairy Garden, Bagatelle, Pathetic Study.
- 1928 April 15First performance of The Bansheedanced by DH at the John Golden Theatre, NYC.
- 1928 May 14Rigaudonpremiered at St Stephen's College, Annandale, NY.
- 1928 July-AugSplit with Denishawn. Established own school with Charles Weidman.
- 1928 Oct 28First program presented by Doris Humphrey with Charles Weidman and their Student Concert Group, at the Civic Repertory Theatre, NYC, including: Sarabandeand Water Study.
- 1929 March 31Dance program presented at the Guild Theatre, NYC, including: Air on a Ground Bass, Gigue, Concerto in A Minor, Speed,and Life of the Bee.
- 1929 Aug 2First performance of The Call, Quasi Waltz, Courante(from Antique Suite),and Mazurka to Imaginary Music,at Agora, Lake Placid, NY.
- 1930 Jan 5-9First series of programs presented by the Dance Repertory Theatre (founded by Doris Humphrey, Charles Weidman, Martha Graham, and Helen Tamiris) at Maxine Elliot's Theatre, NYC. Given as their first performances were: A Salutation to the Depths, Breath of Fire, Drama of Motion, La Valse (Choreographic Waltz),and Descent into a Dangerous Place.
- 1930 March 7Marchpresented at the Opera House, Boston.
- 1930 April 11Choreographed dances for Schönberg's Die Glückliche Handpremiered at the Metropolitan Opera, Philadelphia.
- 1930José Limón joined Humphrey-Weidman Group.
- 1930 April 28With Charles Weidman, choreographed dances for Lysistratawhich opened at the Walnut Street Theatre, Philadelphia.
- 1930 May 1Danced duet, Salutation,with Charles Weidman, and solo, Etude No. 1,at Prentiss Auditorium, Cleveland, Ohio.
- 1930 July 18Danced two interludes in Les Romanesqueswith Charles Weidman and group, at The Glen, Newport, RI.
- 1930 Aug 19Performance of La Valseat Robin Hood Dell, Philadelphia.
- 1931 Feb 1-4Program of dances opened second season of Dance Repertory Theatre at the Craig Theatre, NYC, with The Shakers (Dance of the Chosen), Dances of Women, Burlesca, Lake at Evening,and Night Winds.
- 1931 April 23Performance of Bloch's String Quartetat the Library of Congress, Washington, DC.
- 1931 May-JuneMet Charles Francis Woodford on boat trip to the West Indies.
- 1931 Aug 18First performed solo Tambourinat Robin Hood Dell, Philadelphia.
- 1931 Oct 31Program at Washington Irving High School, NYC, included first performances of Three Mazurkas, Variations on a Theme of Handel,and Two Ecstatic Themes (Circular Descent; Pointed Ascent).
- 1932 March 13The Pleasures of Counterpointand Dionystaquesfirst performed at the Guild Theatre, NYC.
- 1932 June 10Married Charles F. Woodford.
- 1932 June 29With Charles Weidman and Eleanor Frampton created the incidental dances for Carmenand on July 2 for Aïdaat the Cleveland Stadium, Cleveland, Ohio.
- 1932 July 3-23Taught for the first time at Perry-Mansfield Camp, Steamboat Springs, Colo.
- 1933 March 1Created dances for play Run Little Chillunwhich opened at the Lyric Theatre, NYC.
- 1933 July 8Birth of Charles Humphrey Woodford.
- 1933 Aug 8Danced with Charles Weidman and group at Lewisohn Stadium, NYC, in premiere of Suite in E(co-choreographed with CW).
- 1933 Oct 16Created and danced in ballet interlude, “The Dream of Sganarelle,” with Charles Weidman in Theatre Guild's production of The School for Husbandswhich opened at the Empire Theatre, NYC.
- 1934 March 17Horace B. Humphrey died.
- 1934 April 14Danced in Theme and Variations(Brahms), at Severance Hall, Cleveland, Ohio.
- 1934 April 15Premieres of Rudepoema, Pleasures of Counterpoint No. 2, Pleasures of Counterpoint No. 3,and Exhibition Piece,at the Guild Theatre, NYC.
- 1934 JulyJoined the faculty of the Bennington School of the Dance, Bennington College, Bennington, Vt.
- 1934 Nov 18Danced Credoat Dance Theatre, Baltimore, Md.
- 1934 Dec 24Choreographed Bach's The Christmas Oratoriofirst performed at the 44th Street Theatre, NYC.
- 1935 Jan 6Duo Dramapremiered at the Guild Theatre, NYC.
- 1935 Feb 23Created nine dances for Gluck's Iphigenia in Aulisfirst performed at the Academy of Music, Philadelphia.
- 1935 Aug 3At Bennington College, Vt, premiered first part of the New Dance Trilogy, New Dance.
- 1935 Oct 27Presented Variations and Conclusions from New Danceat the Guild Theatre, NYC.
- 1936 Jan 19Theatre Piece,second part of New Dance Trilogy, premiered at the Guild Theatre, NYC.
- 1936 Aug 13First performance of the third part of the New Dance Trilogy, With My Red Fires,at the Armory, Bennington, Vt.
- 1937 Feb 23To the Dance,winner of the Dance Magazineprize for group choreography, first performed at Alumni Hall, Bloomington, Ind.
- 1938 Jan-AprilFirst transcontinental tour of Humphrey-Weidman Company.
- 1938 JanAmerican Holidayfirst performed at the Guild Theatre, NYC, on Jan 9, and The Race of Life,on Jan 23.
- 1938 Aug 5First performance of Passacaglia in C Minorat Bennington Festival, in the Armory, Bennington, Vt.
- 1939 Feb-MaySecond Humphrey-Weidman transcontinental tour.
- 1939 June-AugMet Helen Mary Robinson at Perry-Mansfield Camp.Taught with Bennington faculty at Mills College, Calif.
- 1939 Nov 25Square Dancespremiered at Washington Irving High School, NYC.
- 1940 Jan 20Danced with Charles Weidman and group in Variationsat Vassar College, Poughkeepsie, NY.
- 1940 JulyDid not attend Bennington Festival. Made film of Shakerswith Tom Bouchard.
- 1940 Nov 8Created and danced first performance of “Green Land” and “Desert Gods,” the first two sections of Song of the West,at Madison College, Harrisonburg, Va.
- 1940 Dec 26Humphrey-Weidman Studio Theatre, NYC, opened.
- 1941 April 18First performance of Dance“ings”at the Humphrey-Weidman Studio Theatre, NYC.
- 1941 Aug 9Premiere of Decade(“A Biography of Modern Dance from 1930 to 1940”) at Bennington College Theatre, Bennington, Vt.
- 1941 Dec 26Decadereprised at opening of Humphrey-Weidman Studio Theatre's second season, NYC.
- 1942 Jan 17Choreographed “Rivers,” third part of Song of the West,premiered at Humphrey-Weidman Studio Theatre, NYC.
- 1942 Dec 27Four Chorale Preludesand Partita in G Majorgiven first performance at the Humphrey-Weidman Studio Theatre, NYC.
- 1943 March 11Choreographed El Salon Mexicofor premiere at Humphrey-Weidman Studio Theatre, NYC.
- 1944 March 5Inquest,last work in which she danced, first performed at Humphrey-Weidman Studio Theatre, NYC.
- 1944 Nov 13With Charles Weidman, staged four dances for Sing Out, Sweet Land,which opened at the Colonial Theatre, NYC.
- 1945Julia Humphrey died (Oct).Retired as dancer.
- 1946Became Director of Dance, Education Dept, YM-YWHA, NYC, and artistic director of the José Limón Company.
- 1946 July 11The Story of Mankindand Lament for Ignacio Sanchez Mejias(for José Limón) premiered at the College Theatre, Bennington, Vt.
- 1947 May 10First performance of Day on Earthat Beaver Country Day School, Brookline, Mass.
- 1947 June-JulyCreated dance programs at resort, Green Mansions, NY.
- 1948 July-AugJoined faculty of Connecticut College School of the Dance, New London, Conn, and choreographed Corybantic,given its first performance on Aug 20.
- 1949 March 31Awarded Guggenheim Fellowship for book on choreography.
- 1949 Aug 13Inventionfirst performed at Palmer Auditorium, New London, Conn.
- 1950 FebJosé Limón in Mexico at Instituto Nacional de Bellas Artes in Mexico City.
- 1950 AprilLimón Company traveled to Paris with Ruth Page. DH remained in NYC.
- 1951 Aug 16Premiere of Night Spell(formely Quartet No. 1)at Palmer Auditorium, New London, Conn.
- 1951 fallJoined dance faculty at the Juilliard School of Music, NYC.
- 1951 DecAccompanied José Limón to Mexico and mounted Passacagliaat Instituto Nacional de Bellas Artes, Mexico City.
- 1952 July-AugChoreographed Mozart's Fantasy, Fugue in C Major, Fugue in C Minorat Connecticut College; first performed Aug 13 at Palmer Auditorium.
- 1953 March 11Created eight dances for Poor Eddypremiered at Brander Matthews Theatre, Columbia University, NYC.
- 1953 April 15Ritmo Jondopremiered by Limón Company at the Alvin Theatre, NYC.
- 1953 Aug 20First performance of Ruins and Visions,to music by Britten, at Connecticut College, Palmer Auditorium, New London, Conn.
- 1954 March 9Received Capezio Award.
- 1954 Aug 20Premiere of Felipe el Locoat Palmer Auditorium, New London.
- 1954 NovLimón Company tour of South America. DH remained in NYC.
- 1955Organized Juilliard Dance Theatre. Joined Advisory Panel of ANTA's International Exchange Program.
- 1955 April 18The Rock and the Springfirst performed at Juilliard Concert Hall, NYC.
- 1955 JuneHospitalized briefly.
- 1955 Aug 18Choreographed Airs and Graces,first danced at Palmer Auditorium, New London, Conn.
- 1956 AprilFirst performances of Theatre Piece No. 2(April 20) and Dawn in New York(April 27) at Juilliard Concert Hall, NYC.
- 1957 Jan 11Premiere of Descent into the Dreamat Juilliard Concert Hall, NYC.
- 1957 March 22Created three dances for The Child and the Apparitions,first performed at Juilliard Concert Hall, NYC.
- 1957 Aug 15Her last completed work, Dance Overture,first performed at Palmer Auditorium, New London, Conn.
- 1957 Aug-DecOn tour of Europe with Limón Company. Returned from Europe (Dec).
- 1958Received Dance Magazine Award. Finished book on choreography, The Art of Making Dances.Began choreography for Brandenburg No. 4(completed by Ruth Currier). Began writing reminiscences, but left unfinished.
- 1958 Dec 29Died at Flower and Fifth Avenue Hospital, NYC.
From the guide to the Doris Humphrey collection, 1811-1958, 1979, (The New York Public Library. Jerome Robbins Dance Division.)
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