Program for the October 6, 2013 performance of Lucinda Childs: Selected Dances, 1963-78 in Philadelphia, produced by The Pew Center for Arts & Heritage. The decision to present this program at the University of the Arts studio overlooking Broad Street was made because of the suitability of the view for Street Dance, which offered a variety of sites for the dancers to interact with. The script and recording for the Philadelphia version of Street Dance was developed collaboratively with the dancers. Works on the program were Pastime, Museum Piece, Katema, Reclining Rondo, and Street Dance. The entire program was performed four times over the course of one afternoon with alternating casts. Page two of ten.

Program for the October 6, 2013 performance of Lucinda Childs: Selected Dances, 1963-78 in Philadelphia, produced by The Pew Center for Arts & Heritage. The decision to present this program at the University of the Arts studio overlooking Broad Street was made because of the suitability of the view for Street Dance, which offered a variety of sites for the dancers to interact with. The script and recording for the Philadelphia version of Street Dance was developed collaboratively with the dancers. Works on the program were Pastime, Museum Piece, Katema, Reclining Rondo, and Street Dance. The entire program was performed four times over the course of one afternoon with alternating casts. Page three of ten.

Program for the October 6, 2013 performance of Lucinda Childs: Selected Dances, 1963-78 in Philadelphia, produced by The Pew Center for Arts & Heritage. The decision to present this program at the University of the Arts studio overlooking Broad Street was made because of the suitability of the view for Street Dance, which offered a variety of sites for the dancers to interact with. The script and recording for the Philadelphia version of Street Dance was developed collaboratively with the dancers. Works on the program were Pastime, Museum Piece, Katema, Reclining Rondo, and Street Dance. The entire program was performed four times over the course of one afternoon with alternating casts. Page four of ten.

Program for the October 6, 2013 performance of Lucinda Childs: Selected Dances, 1963-78 in Philadelphia, produced by The Pew Center for Arts & Heritage. The decision to present this program at the University of the Arts studio overlooking Broad Street was made because of the suitability of the view for Street Dance, which offered a variety of sites for the dancers to interact with. The script and recording for the Philadelphia version of Street Dance was developed collaboratively with the dancers. Works on the program were Pastime, Museum Piece, Katema, Reclining Rondo, and Street Dance. The entire program was performed four times over the course of one afternoon with alternating casts. Page five of ten.

Program for the October 6, 2013 performance of Lucinda Childs: Selected Dances, 1963-78 in Philadelphia, produced by The Pew Center for Arts & Heritage. The decision to present this program at the University of the Arts studio overlooking Broad Street was made because of the suitability of the view for Street Dance, which offered a variety of sites for the dancers to interact with. The script and recording for the Philadelphia version of Street Dance was developed collaboratively with the dancers. Works on the program were Pastime, Museum Piece, Katema, Reclining Rondo, and Street Dance. The entire program was performed four times over the course of one afternoon with alternating casts. Page six of ten.

Program for the October 6, 2013 performance of Lucinda Childs: Selected Dances, 1963-78 in Philadelphia, produced by The Pew Center for Arts & Heritage. The decision to present this program at the University of the Arts studio overlooking Broad Street was made because of the suitability of the view for Street Dance, which offered a variety of sites for the dancers to interact with. The script and recording for the Philadelphia version of Street Dance was developed collaboratively with the dancers. Works on the program were Pastime, Museum Piece, Katema, Reclining Rondo, and Street Dance. The entire program was performed four times over the course of one afternoon with alternating casts. Page seven of ten.

Program for the October 6, 2013 performance of Lucinda Childs: Selected Dances, 1963-78 in Philadelphia, produced by The Pew Center for Arts & Heritage. The decision to present this program at the University of the Arts studio overlooking Broad Street was made because of the suitability of the view for Street Dance, which offered a variety of sites for the dancers to interact with. The script and recording for the Philadelphia version of Street Dance was developed collaboratively with the dancers. Works on the program were Pastime, Museum Piece, Katema, Reclining Rondo, and Street Dance. The entire program was performed four times over the course of one afternoon with alternating casts. Page eight of ten.

Program for the October 6, 2013 performance of Lucinda Childs: Selected Dances, 1963-78 in Philadelphia, produced by The Pew Center for Arts & Heritage. The decision to present this program at the University of the Arts studio overlooking Broad Street was made because of the suitability of the view for Street Dance, which offered a variety of sites for the dancers to interact with. The script and recording for the Philadelphia version of Street Dance was developed collaboratively with the dancers. Works on the program were Pastime, Museum Piece, Katema, Reclining Rondo, and Street Dance. The entire program was performed four times over the course of one afternoon with alternating casts. Page nine of ten.

Program for the October 6, 2013 performance of Lucinda Childs: Selected Dances, 1963-78 in Philadelphia, produced by The Pew Center for Arts & Heritage. The decision to present this program at the University of the Arts studio overlooking Broad Street was made because of the suitability of the view for Street Dance, which offered a variety of sites for the dancers to interact with. The script and recording for the Philadelphia version of Street Dance was developed collaboratively with the dancers. Works on the program were Pastime, Museum Piece, Katema, Reclining Rondo, and Street Dance. The entire program was performed four times over the course of one afternoon with alternating casts. Page ten of ten.