Twyla's second book. This book starts with the proposition that in order to be creative, you have to know how to prepare to be creative. Published by Simon and Schuster in October, 2003 this book is available in hardcover and will be available in paperback at the end of 2005.

The Creative Habit on Amazon

Twyla's first book. Published in 1992 PUSH is an autobiographical account of Twyla's childhood and early years as a dancer/choreographer. Filled with photos and chronological listings, PUSH is available through many websites as an out of date but available book.

Push Comes to Shove on Amazon

A showcase of Tharp and Baryshnikov's collaborations. Consisting of three works: THE LITTLE BALLET, SINATRA SUITE and PUSH COMES TO SHOVE, this Kultur video was produced in 1984 and is full of vitality, daring and the inimitable Tharp intellect--newly released on DVD

Baryshnikov Dances Sinatra and More on Amazon

Twyla collaborates with David Byrne to create THE CATHERINE WHEEL: a one hour and twelve minute dance piece (which includes THE GOLDEN SECTION) that explores the structure of the nuclear family--newly released on DVD

The Catherine Wheel on Amazon

Released by MGM Musicals, this movie version of the turbulent '60s, taken from the stage production by Rado and Ragni and directed for the screen by Milos Forman.

Hair on Amazon

The Paramount Pictures version of this E.L. Doctorow watershed material is a compelling story of America in transition at the beginning of the 20th Century. Nominated for eight Academy Awards, RAGTIME was directed by Milos Forman.

Ragtime on Amazon

The world famous glorious celebration of Mozart, winner of eight Academy Awards including Best Picture, this Warner Brothers video was directed by Milos Forman.

Amadeus on Amazon

Filmed in 1985, Columbia Pictures presents this story of intrigue staring Mikhail Baryshnikov and Gregory Hines in a thriller directed by Taylor Hackford.

White Nights on Amazon

An exploration by one of America’s most eminent choreographer/dancers, Twyla Tharp, of the relationship between the complex technology of television and the realm of dance. Made in 1977.

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