In the 1950s, Paulus Berensohn, now 77, studied dance at Juilliard, performed on Broadway, and worked with modern dance legends like Merce Cunningham and Mary Anthony. Then, in his mid-20s, it occurred to him: what would it mean to dance, not just on the stage, but in life? He found the answer at a potter’s wheel, and he’s been there ever since. Produced by Studio 360’s Jenny Lawton.
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