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Forsythe gone from Forsythe Company in September 2015

William Forsythe, dance innovator, and widely regarded as one of the most important choreographers of our time, is quitting the company to which he attached his name on September 2015. So reports the New York Times. He will still remain associated with the company as an advisor, but the real leadership will probably be taken over by Jacopo Godani, a former student of the legendary choreographer.

With Forsythe's departure, the company will also lose its name...

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William Forsythe, dance innovator, and widely regarded as one of the most important choreographers of our time, is quitting the company to which he attached his name on September 2015. So reports the New York Times. He will still remain associated with the company as an advisor, but the real leadership will probably be taken over by Jacopo Godani, a former student of the legendary choreographer.

With Forsythe's departure, the company will also lose its name...

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