Merce Cunningham at the Saville Theatre - archive, 24 November 1966

24 November 1966: The choreography is silly-simple stuff, visually awkward sometimes but never requiring more than meagre technical accomplishment by its performersMerce Cunningham and his little dance company, the oddest of the off-springs from Martha Graham’s school, were received ecstatically by some critics and a small public when they were here two years ago. They returned last night, to the Saville Theatre, to discover if the magic could be repeated. In the interval their productions