One of his works features triangles of performers in rainbow colored robes, while works in his group's repertory include Double Exposure and Divining, both created by Judith Jamison.
All the performers must wear nondescript robes in this man's Hermit Songs, while Indian, Egyptian, and Asian mythologies and seduction rituals inspired his "battle of the sexes" called Hidden Rites. He used Garcia Lorca's The House of Bernarda Alba as source material for his classical ballet Feast of Ashes, and recently Badgley Mischka has designed the uniforms used by the group named for him. One of his works features triangles of performers in rainbow colored robes, while works in his group's repertory include Double Exposure and Divining, both created by Judith Jamison. Besides Memoria, he created his namesake company after creating Blues Suite, while another work has a duet named "Fix Me Jesus" in its first section, "Pilgrim of Sorrow", while the "Yellow" section in its final movement is set at a Baptist church. For 10 points, identify this man who created Revelations, an African-American choreographer.
All the performers must wear nondescript robes in this man's Hermit Songs, while Indian, Egyptian, and Asian mythologies and seduction rituals inspired his "battle of the sexes" called Hidden Rites.
{Alvin Ailey}