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... Facts about ballet The Facts about a Ballet Company Featuring Sadler's Wells Royal Bal let, by John Percival (G. Whlzzard Andre Deutsch £3.25) John Percival has discarded the more familiar critical tone to which readers of his reviews in The Times and ...
... enlightening regarding her attitudes to her work and to the early events which led her to becoming a principal dancer for Sadler's Wells Ballet at a time when most of today's young dancers are still at ballet school. Perhaps only an objective outsider is ...
... Madam rides her Cycle The Cycle. Poems by Ninette de Valois (Sadler's Wells Trust all proceeds donated to the Development ADDeal. £2.501 That Dame Ninette de Valois has an exceptional prose style has long been known to those who value her books Invitation ...
... decade. It is a vivid record of the year, words and pictures capturing the magic of unforgettable nights pro vided by the Sadler's Wells Ballet, the Festival Ballet, the Paris Opera Ballet, to sary nothing of individual ists such as Antonio, Struchkova and ...
... traces her early life in Canada, ar rival in England to study at the Royal Ballet School, homesickness, engage ment by the Sadler's Wells Opera Ballet, prowess through the company to her pinnacle at Covent Garden. He discusses her technical deficiencies, the ...
... Forbes deals with that fascinating sub-culture, water drama, with particular reference to Didbin's elaborate stagings at Sadler's Wells. We are astonished at the size of the productions which Jacqueline Bratton tells us about, when battles and incidents ...
... patriotism for English ballet makes especially vivid her account of the twin births of the Royal Academy of Dancing and the Sadler's Wells Ballet. Declaring that she would never have agreed to change her English name as every British dancer was required to ...
... air on to old-fashioned theatrical traditions the Duke George II of Saxe-Meiningen, the English actor Samuel Phelps at Sadler's Wells, Andrl Antoine in France, were a few of those the author discusses. Later, they were succeeded by Sta nislavsky and N ...
... depressions. His life divides itself into three sections: birth and childhood in South Africa, development in Britain with the Sadler's Wells Ballet, and discovery of his true measure in Stuttgart. From the sun he showed a mixture of curiosity and creativity in ...
... orchestrating for commercial radio, so that he was by no means inexperienced when he came to London in 1947 and joined the Sadler's Wells Opera on tour as second oboe and repetiteur. Two important events took place in 1947: he married Judy Wilkins, the orchestra's ...
... Theatre. Mairhes'er. By Rex Pogson. (Rockl ff 21s. Dancers of the World in Colour. By Gordon Anthony. (Phoenix. 4s. fid.) Sadler's Wells Ballet in Col ir. By Gordon Anthony. (Phoenix 4s. fid.) Stage by Stage. By Peter Daubeny. (Murray, 16s.) An Intruder ...
... rates no separate entry. Similarly, Malcolm Williamson's fine Violins of St. Jacques, which had a triumphant success at Sadler's Wells in 1966, has no article of its own. Less excusable, in a work that should deflect true Teutonic thoroughness and reliability ...