Paul Taylor Dance Company's "Pomethean Fire"
WAX2003031199 - WASHINGTON, March 11 (UPI) -- Julie Tice and Rob Kleinendorst of the Paul Taylor Dance Company are performers in "Pomethean Fire." rlw/Lois Greenfield UPI.
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