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Fonteyn

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Fon·teyn  (fn-tn), Dame Margot 1919-1991.
British ballerina who joined the Royal Ballet in 1934 and began her acclaimed partnership with Rudolf Nureyev in 1962.
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Noun1.Fonteyn - English dancer who danced with Rudolf Nureyev (born in 1919)


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Despite being one of the most celebrated ballerinas of all time, Margot Fonteyn felt limited in her artistry because of her lack of education in music and art.
Making impressive use of Theatre of NOTE's limited stage area, director Scholl seamlessly insinuates his large ensemble through Robens' simple but melodious songs, arranged by Newlin and choreographed by Leanne Fonteyn, that highlight Mulholland's visitations by the three specters.
Nureyev's voracious sexuality was such that even though many knew he was gay, his legendary partnering with British prima ballerina Mar Fonteyn brought rumors a sexual relationship.
 
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