Article: Paul Taylor, Hitting Close To Home; At His 'Banquet of Vultures,' George Bush Is the Centerpiece

If anyone doubted who the savage character in the suit and tie was supposed to represent in Paul Taylor's unsparingly brutal antiwar work "Banquet of Vultures," Taylor himself minced no words in explaining.

"Frankly, the guy in the red tie is Bush," the ordinarily reticent choreographer told the audience during a discussion after Friday's richly textured performance of the Paul Taylor Dance Company at the Kennedy Center Eisenhower Theater. Taylor said he was inspired to create a dance focusing on President Bush after watching him move.

"The first time I saw Bush walking, on television, I did not trust the man," he said. "His walk is a lie.

"Walks are like fingerprints," he continued. "They ...

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