Who Raised Dance to a New Level of Prominence When

question 13

Multiple Choice

Who raised dance to a new level of prominence when he developed a new choreographic style-quick,brisk motion that suddenly gives way to slow,sinuous gestures-in a series of musicals that he directed and choreographed,among them Dancin' and Chicago?

• A)Tommy Tune
• B)Rudolf Nureyev
• C)Michael Bennett
• D)Bob Fosse

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