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(NYT13) NEW YORK -- Dec. 2, 2007 -- AILEY-DANCE-REVIEW -- "Night Creature," choreographed by Alvin Ailey, is part of the Ailey company's season of varied programs under way at City Center in New York in November 2007. The Alvin Ailey season's first three performances were completely different in repertory, except that all three ended with Ailey?s 1960 classic, "Revelations." There was no doubt that the audience was happy about that. People don't applaud just what happens in this piece; they applaud some of it before it even starts to happen. The beginning of a new section or the first glimpse of a particular dancer can be cause for whoops and screams. (Nan Melville/The New York Times)
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2007-11-29
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