Out Loud

With considerable wit and charm, Mark Morris narrates this memoir about his life in dance. The breadth and depth of his humor are evident in the delightful tales he tells of his youth in Seattle. He was in the right place at the right time when he moved to New York City and became a young and brash talent everyone loved. Yet he manages to convey humility to listeners with his casual delivery and humorous asides. Even though he no longer dances, his vision as an artist of form and movement has never wavered. Now he finds delight in other dancers' performances. The excitement the listener hears in his descriptions of their presentations proves he is truly one of a dancing kind. E.E.S. � AudioFile 2020, Portland, Maine