Dancing in Utopia Dr Kalifa Coulibaly

Dancing in Utopia Dr Kalifa CoulibalyIn 1925 Dorothy and Leonard Elmhirst bought the Dartington Hall Estate, planning for a community where arts and education would underpin a fulfilling life. There was an emphasis on the art of dance, with artists from Europe, America and Asia gracing its studios and gardens. This is the story of utopian dance at Dartington in its centenary year.

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