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Pilobolus, the arts organism, germinated in the fertile soil of a Dartmouth College dance class in 1971. What emerged was a collaborative choreographic process and a unique weight-sharing approach to partnering that gave the young company a non-traditional but powerful new set of skills with which to make dances. The group was immediately acclaimed for its startling mix of humor and invention and Pilobolus soon became a self-sufficient organization, its members choreographing, dancing, managing, and publicizing their own programs.


Pilobolus has developed from this ad hoc dance collective into a unique American arts organization with four major branches of activity: Pilobolus Dance Theatre, our 6-person touring company; The Pilobolus Institute, an umbrella for all our educational programming; Pilobolus TOO, our duet company, touring both independently and in coordination with Institute programming; and Pilobolus Creative Services, an administrative structure allowing us to coordinate creative activity with both commercial and artistic organizations outside our own company.


External Links

  • Pilobolus (http://www.pilobolus.com)
  • Pilobolus' etymology (http://www.pilobolus.com/index.cgi/107)

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Pilobolus - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (138 words)
Pilobolus is a genus of fungus growing on cow dung.
The pilobolus feeds on cow dung, so in order to get to dung, it has to be eaten by a cow.
The Pilobolus fungus consists of a sporangium on the tip of a swollen stalk,a light sensitive region below the swollen tip.
Pilobolus - IMGArtists.com (175 words)
Pilobolus (crystallinus) is a phototropic zygomycete - a sun-loving fungus that grows in barnyards and pastures.
Pilobolus, the arts organism, germinated in the fertile soil of a Dartmouth College dance class in 1971.
The group was immediately acclaimed for its startling mix of humor and invention and Pilobolus soon became a self-sufficient organization, its members choreographing, dancing, managing, and publicizing their own programs.
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