The choreographer that I chose from our course content is Isadora Duncan. For her dances she reached back to the Greek chorus and mythology for a way of coordinating the individual and society. Duncan was passionate about the possibilities of reconstructing and performing Greek dance liberating herself from the rules of ballet. She also explored female identity, denounced against what she saw as the convoluted constraints of ballet and ultimately a restrictive society that put restraints on women empowerment. Duncan dared to dance un-corseted. Dressed in a loose-fitting, free-flowing tunic she rebelled not only against the corset but also against everything it symbolized the constraints both physical and psychological imposed upon women by