Genius at work : a conversation with Mark Morris

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<abstract displayLabel="Summary">In this article, Morris talks about the realities of living with genius, from the inside as well as the outside. Not only is Morris a genius of choreography in his own right but, since he works with live music, he must also manage the genius of sopranos and virtuoso conductors who collaborate with his dance group. In the article, Morris discusses the roots of creativity, the truth about prima donnas, and the dangers of living with mediocrity. In doing so, he helps unlock the mysterious world of genius</abstract>
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