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... GGtterdammerung. Beecham conduct ing last performance May 28th, 5. Glyndebourne Mozart Festival Die Zauberflote May 27th. Sadler's Wells All-Ballet Season Nightly, 8.30. Wed., Sat., 2.30. MUSIC Orchestral Command Concert. An all-star cast of soloists, choirs ...
... the New Year in Stalin's presence at the Kremlin. (If you want Russian dancing nowadays, you get it at Monte Carlo or Sadler's Wells.) This seems to us even more interesting in a mild way than the part this tune played in last autumn's crisis, when a ...
... dead, and the ginger-bread boys and girls come back to life. Anna Pollak as Hansel and Marion Studholme as Gretel in the Sadler's Wells production of the children's opera by Humperdinck. Photo. George Konig. FROM year to year I deplore the passing of the ...
... adventure and nature notes, and a fascinating account, by Noel Streatfield, of the progress of two young pupils at the Sadler's Wells Ballet School. Neville Cardus writes on cricket in fact, almost all contributors bear names already famous in other fields ...
... unnoticed by most, has become chiefly the posses sion of the working-class people in the neighbourhood of the Old Vic and Sadler's Wells. Thousands of amateur dramatic societies have sprung up all over the country. Yet, apart from local Shakespeare, not one ...
... dinner of Tudor richness; be diverted by a two-hour cabaret in which Noel Coward, Bing Crosby, Maurice Chevalier and the Sadler's Wells Ballet have been invited to take part and after wards dance the night away. The dance programme will include everything ...
... ob jectivity, the Elan Vital, plasticity, virtu osity, nodulism, blaguism, and most of the rest of the stuff you get at Sadler's Wells. Their technique is concentrically three- dimensional and architechtonically tangential and polymorphous. They state nay ...
... that would be ensuring still more what the critic boys approvingly call intimate terms between performer and audience. At Sadler's Wells the right note of intimacy would be struck if some prima ballerina paused halfway through, say, Les Sylph ides and soaked ...
... in the three-weeks Festival season by the American National Ballet Theatre, the Spanish Ballet of Pilar L6pez, and the Sadlers' Wells Theatre Ballet. The aim of the American National Ballet Theatre, which was founded in 1939, was the intention of creating ...
... were pleasant and agreeable years for a young man to eat his dinners at an Inn of Court, to see Mr. Phelps play Bottom at Sadler's Wells, and (timidly) to frequent Mr. Bain's bookshop in the Haymarket. The horrors of war were behind us or before us, and we ...
... if it were re vived now. The present taste in ballet inclines to the brutal like the Hogarth Rake's Progress ballet at Sadler's Wells and the cynico- sophisticated, whereas the Alhambra tradition stood chiefly for grace and melody, as far removed in flavour ...
... 1835, at the Queen's Theatre (now Prince of Wales's), in Tottenham Street. His first essay in Shakesperian drama was at Sadler's Wells, in 1846. Since then he has had an uniformly successhil career. His later triumphs have been won at the Antipodes, where ...