Lynn Armentrout

Lynn received her early dance training at the Stone-Camryn School of Ballet in Chicago. She performed, toured and taught with Jeanne Bresciani and the IDII from 1988-1996. She then directed the Duncan Dance Collective, with Marie Carstens, from 1999 to the early 2000's. Lynn taught Duncan dance to children at Spoke the Hub Re:Creation Center and at the Prospect Park Picnic House in Brooklyn. About 2004, she stopped dancing and currently is a practicing attorney in Brooklyn.

Mary Ruth Hammond (from material provided by Lynn).

Lynn teaching children
Lynn in Brahms, Op. 39, "Rose Petals" (1998)

Affiliations

Duncan Dance Collective — Co-founder (since 1999)

Links

The Collection of Lynn Armentrout

Related items in the Archives

The Collection of Lynn Armentrout > Programs > An Evening with Isadora — The Isadora Duncan Youth Ensemble

The Collection of Lynn Armentrout > Programs > Summerdance at Holy Trininty — The Duncan Dance Continuum — Jun 02, 1994

The Collection of Lynn Armentrout > Programs > "Isadora Fest" — Jun 02, 1996

The Collection of Lynn Armentrout > Programs > The Duncan Dance Collective Program — The Duncan Dance Collective — Oct 06, 2000

Related references

Anderson, Jack. "Isadora Duncan's Legacy", New York Times, January 18, 1989.