SAVION GLOVER ; Dance ++ Sadler's Wells LONDON
Anderson, Zo, The Independent (London, England)
"He is amazing, though," a woman said in the interval, in unconvinced tones. I think I know how she felt. Savion Glover is the most celebrated tap dancer of his generation, a performer of great strength and stamina. Live for London, his British debut, ended with a standing ovation. Yet Glover keeps sacrificing style to speed and sheer volume. He may not be likeable, but he's certainly loud.
Now in his early thirties, the American Glover made his Broadway debut at the age of 12. Since then, he's worked with everyone from Spike Lee to Sesame Street. In Live for London he wants to demonstrate the instrumental qualities of tap, sound and rhythm. His appearance is …
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Article title: SAVION GLOVER ; Dance ++ Sadler's Wells LONDON.
Contributors: Anderson, Zo - Author.
Newspaper title: The Independent (London, England).
Publication date: June 19, 2007.
Page number: Not available.
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