Brown, Trisha

(1936– ) choreographer, modern dancer; born in Aberdeen, Wash. After training in experimental dance, Brown became one of the founders of the Judson Dance Company in 1962. Recognized for her "equipment pieces," she formed her own company in the early 1970s and in 1990 became the first woman choreographer to receive a MacArthur Fellowship.

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There can be few people in the country who haven't been affected by the disease and that's why Sarah Brown, Trisha and myself are so keen to support these incredible places.

A ray of hope ..when life falls apart; When cancer strikes where do you turn? Your Life columnist and actress Rebekah Gibbs spends a day at a centre devoted to helping sufferers and looks at its ambitions to expand nationwide

Carville contend the title was stolen by Stuart Brown, Trisha Graham and Allen J.

Tricked out of home deed, couple say; Lawsuit says scammers preyed on their distress

Graduates include Jessica Adams, Whitney Adams, Emily Alison, Alysha Allen, Shoshana Amoruso, Marlece Anderson, Sharman Anderson, Kimberly Atwood, Brett Balderas, Brad Batchelor, Robert Beard, Ashlie Bacerra, Brandon Benston, Joshua Bird, Justin Blackmore, Andrew Boyd, Teresa Brachmann, Ray Brown, Trisha Brownson-Edwards, Paloma Brun, Robin Bryant, Cory Burrell, BobiSue Campbell, Richard Cantonwine, Michael Carothers, Justin Chapman, Brent Christensen, Robert Cook, Tiffany Cordova, Angela Cutright, Jared Davis, Chris Delk, Kelly Demanett, Elya Dunnavin,

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