... COLISEUM 'HARLEQUINADE' TICKET TOUTS were lying in wait outside the Coliseum on May I for the first appearance together of the Panovs. with £3.20 seats being offered at £10. But as the ex-Soviet dancers' contribution lasted for much less than a quarter ...

... de Valois and Frederick Ashton, their first collaboration of the kind. It is more than time that the uniquely English Harlequinade was honoured, and here is a version in all the brisk brightness of a Pollock's Toy Theatre setting, complete with policeman ...

... tumes for the Venice of a century earlier don't really matter, any more than do the musical inaccuracies of an 18th century Harlequinade and a can-can. The plot is terribly tangled with a doge under sentence of death for cowardice in battle (which of course ...

... dancers displayed the right sense of fun with Ursula Hageli and Anthony Edge dancing the major parts with marked assurance. Harlequinade after Petipa, produced by John Gilpin, gave Manchester a first opportunity of seeing the newest member of the Company ...

... four to be presented by the Scottish Ballet on a tour of Glasgow. Aberdeen, and Norwich. The works are Intimate Pages. Harlequinade, O, Cari- tas and, on this occasion, the Pas de Deux from Act II of Swan Lake. The alternative is the Pas de Deux ...