Isadora Duncan "Dancing Bosonoka"

"I"m not going to teach you dancing. I just want to teach you how to fly like birds, bend like young trees in the wind, rejoice at how rejoices under the May morning butterfly, breathing freely, like clouds, to jump easily and silently, like a gray cat. "
When the young Isadora Duncan, a “beautiful sandals", pierced the stage to“ retell ”music, picture, poem and even a philosophical treatise, spectators fascinated by her dance did not suspect that the dancer was spinning from hunger.
The first half of Isadora was starving, was content with other people"s castles and had no roof over her head, but later world glory did not bring peace. The loss of children, betrayal and deception of loved ones, the death of the only legal husband - Sergey Yesenin (she even took his last name for herself!), A misunderstanding of her work ...
But from birth to the last minutes of life, to every blow of the fate of Isadora, she answered with a dance. Only the dance saved from any trouble, because Isadora herself is a dance