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George Balanchine |
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Merrill Ashley, former star of New York City Ballet, was one of the last ballerinas to be entirely trained by George Balanchine himself. Four individuals (John Ringling North, George Balanchine, Igor Stravinsky, and Vera Zorina) are artfully introduced through background material that connects each person to the whole, thus creating a strong narrative thread and raising the barre for clarity in nonfiction. For Telling Tales, his program running September 29 to October 2 at the Banspace Project in New York City, Daniels boldly created a new modern dance to Stravinsk3fs"Apollo," first written for ballet giant George Balanchine. |
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