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entertainment2 years ago

"Stage Legend Maurice Hines Passes Away at 80, Leaves Legacy in Tap"

Maurice Hines, the Broadway tap-dancing star and older brother of the late Gregory Hines, has passed away at the age of 80 due to natural causes. He was known for his Tony-nominated performance in "Uptown...It's Hot!" and his choreography in "Hot Feet," as well as his film role in "The Cotton Club" alongside his brother. Despite a period of estrangement, Maurice honored Gregory's legacy with his show "Tappin' Thru Life." His death has prompted tributes from the entertainment community, including a heartfelt message from Debbie Allen.

via PEOPLE|
##broadway#entertainment
entertainment-and-arts2 years ago

"Stage and Screen Legend Maurice Hines, Renowned Tap Dancer, Passes Away at 80"

Maurice Hines Jr., a celebrated tap dancer, actor, and choreographer, has passed away at the age of 80. He was known for his dynamic performances with his brother Gregory Hines, including their Broadway debut as children and later as a duo with their father. Maurice's career included a Tony nomination and performances in clubs, on television, and in films like "The Cotton Club." After a period of estrangement, the brothers reconciled before Gregory's death in 2003. Maurice's passing marks the end of an era for the iconic tap dancing family.

via Yahoo Entertainment|
##broadway#entertainment-and-arts
entertainment2 years ago

"Renowned Tap Legend Maurice Hines Passes Away at 80"

Maurice Hines, a renowned Broadway dancer, choreographer, and actor known for his performances with his brother Gregory Hines and in films like "The Cotton Club," has passed away at age 80 due to natural causes. He received a Tony nomination for "Uptown … It’s Hot," which he also conceived, directed, and choreographed. Despite a decade-long rift with his brother, they reconciled before Gregory's death in 2003. Maurice's career included a blend of solo and collaborative performances, leaving a significant mark on the world of tap dancing and theater.

via Hollywood Reporter|
##broadway#dance