A whirlwind year of dance

By MARCIA B. SIEGEL  |  December 20, 2011

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Another choreographer of New York's younger generation, ASZURE BARTON, brought her company to BU's Tsai Center in December, with two dances of precisely engineered ensemble work and individualistic solos. The nine dancers can slide from classical extensions to rubbery falls to gestures of appeal or insult. Barton's company dances with humor and high energy, and a sense that they'd like to be your friend.

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