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... are firmly planted in Imperial Russia. Agnes de Millc's Freudian dance- mclodrama. Fall River Legend, inspired by the Lizzie Borden case, is to Nora Kaye what Hedda Gabler is to Sonia Dresdel. The ballerina's virtuoso performance provides a great theatrical ...
... Blood Relations DERBY THIS ODD-angled look at the notorious Lizzie Borden case in 1890s New England has met with continued success over the last few years in the native Canada of its pioneering author, Sharon Pollock. Now it seems that its near-melodramatic ...
... dancing with a fluidity which recalls Makarova herself. They may be more surprised to know that she is also remarkable as Lizzie Borden in Agnes uc iviiitc s Fan luvcr i^cgcnu. It is rare to see this part taken by such a young dancer nowadays, and it goes ...
... Marion Tait belong to each other. For if ever a dancer could capture inner hurt, it is Tait, and in portraying the life of Lizzie Borden in this ballet which Agnes de Mille made for American Ballet Theatre in 1 948 Tait's stiff body and clawing arms show her ...
... from Susan Lee Burton the dreary Lesley in John Godber's perceptive social comedy Sept ember in the Rain and an ice- cold Lizzie Borden in the claustro phobic Blood Relations by Sharon Pollock. Those leading exponents of down-to-earth drama, Alan Bennett ...