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Photographs © Marguerite Lorimer of Anna Halprin in Intensive Care (above) were featured at the Musee d’Art Contemporain in Lyon, France, and at the Yerba Buena Center for the Arts in San Francisco, California in a retrospective traveling exhibition that celebrated Anna’s life and achievements in dance.

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INTENSIVE CARE by Anna Halprin


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When dance legend Anna Halprin's husband was in ICU for a month, she coped with her fear of Larry's impending death - and all her accompanying feelings of confusion, pain, tenderness, love and acceptance - by creating this dance. Larry recovered and lived another 10 years. Anna, now 91, is still going strong.


Choreographed and performed by Anna Halprin and members of the Sea Ranch Dance Collective, including G. Hoffman Soto, Lesley Ehrenfeld, and Taira Restar, this performance of  INTENSIVE CARE was photographed and filmed at Anna Halprin’s legendary Mountain Home Studio in Marin County, California.


Filmed, photographed and edited by John Veltri and Marguerite Lorimer.  

Music courtesy  Edie Hartshorne and Janet Bray www.ediehartshorne.com