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Dance

Disparate works mesh in a satisfying, moving show

Ana Isabel Keilson evokes seabirds in her solo, 'Tidal/Perch.' Ana Isabel Keilson evokes seabirds in her solo, "Tidal/Perch." (Lisa Poole for the boston globe)
By Karen Campbell
Globe Correspondent / April 28, 2008

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CAMBRIDGE - A tiny crocodile perches like a butterfly on an outstretched finger. A frog's long tongue snags a helicopter the size of a bumblebee. A dragonfly carries a turtle aloft on an adventure through the air. Rick Fox's video "Beautylife . . . and other stories" was probably the most memorable work on the dance-oriented mixed bill "THISTHAT" at ... (Full article: 493 words)

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