Judith Jamison, current artistic director of the esteemed Alvin Ailey American Dance Teater, loves coming to Washington. And yearly the company sells out the Kennedy Center Opera House with mixed-bill programs that are always topped off with the company favorite, signature piece "Revelations." I spoke with Ms. Jamison for the Weekend section of The Washington Post.
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