February 24, 1955 Theresa L. KAUFMANN AUDITORIUM, YM/YWHA , NEW YORK  (WP)
1. "ALONE"
2. "DREAM"
3. "ESCAPE"
4. "GOING"
5. "DESIRE"
6. "PANIC"
7. "DAYDREAM"
8. "THE END?"
9. "ALONE"

MUSIC: KENYON HOPKINS
           
COSTUMES: DONALD MCKAYLE
DANCERS: EVE BECK, JUDITH COY, SANDRA PINE, BEATRICE SECKLER, JEFF DUNCAN, DONALD MCKAYLE, JACK MOORE, PAUL SANASARDO
AMONG THE ORIGINAL JAZZ GROUP: Teo Macero, Clem DeRosa(Da Rosa), Charles Mingus, Hall Overton,
and Bart Wallace conducted by the composer
 

Rooms was  choreographed at the Actors Studio.
 

FILM, 1977, 16 MM, B & W , MH/JS
FILM : DWIGHT GODWIN
PRODUCTION AND FILMING SUPERVISION: MARTHA HILL
DANCERS: JUILLIARD DANCE ENSEMBLE
 

26 APR 1967
THE JOFFREY BALLET,
HARPOUR THEATRE, STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK AT BINGHAMTON
 
 

JAC VENZA, EXECUTIVE PRODUCER OF PUBLIC TELEVISION'S :"DANCE IN AMERICA" SERIES ON PBS (1966)
A REVISE FOR TELEVISION (TWENTY-NINE-MINUTES VERSION)  (THE MIDS-1960S)

LIMON COMPANY MEMBER DANIEL LEWIS ORGANIZED A GROUP IN DECEMBER 1975  "A TRIBUTE TO ANNA SOKOLOW"  AT THE AMERICAN PLACE THEATRE
 

ALVIN AILEY'S PRODUCTION OF ROOMS,
Jennifer Dunning writes in her book "Alvin Ailey-A life in Dance": "The dance was loneliness and anguish laid bare.Alvin loved it intellectually, admiring the piece for the way it reflected the paintings of Yves Tanguy that had been its inspiration, as Alvin told one interviewer, referring to his own works as "Rodin dance". Rooms has a kind of linear sculpture to it. Everything is terrible simple, terribly honed, honed down to its finest elements, so that you see only what Anna Sokolow wants you to see".

Marcia B. Siegel in her book : "The shapes of change - Images of American Dance"  focuses  on this work

Modern Dance: The Second Generation (No Fixed Points: Dance in the Twentieth Century)