Vladimir Angelov

In 1996, Angelov completed his master's degree in dance and choreography at American University in Washington, D.C., under professor Dr. Naima Prevots while being directly influenced by many American groundbreaking choreographers such as Twyla Tharp, Mark Morris, Ron Brown, Dianne McIntyre, Doug Varone, Debbie Allen, and many others.

[19][20] Between 1994 and 2008, Angelov wrote and published more than 30 articles, features, reports, performance reviews, and philosophical essays about dance in several European dance magazines, including Ballet Journal[22][23] (Munich, Germany), Ballet/Tanz[24] (Berlin, Germany), and TanzAffiche[25][26][27][28] (Vienna, Austria).

[29] The book synthesizes histories, theories, philosophies, and creative practices across diverse genres of concert dance choreography.

The book is designed for choreographers at every stage of creative development, as well as readers who seek to refine their artistic sensibility.

Angelov’s book is encyclopedic in its knowledge and an indispensable guide for choreographers and those fascinated by the creation of dance.