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``I wasn't going to become involved unless there was a lot of de-ritualizing,'' says Craig, a well-regarded, serious actor who's known mainly for his heavy dramatic work in such films as ``Sylvia,'' Steven Spielberg's ``Munich'' and the recent ``Infamous. At 27, Parkin's age works against him only when it comes to self-editing; a less sprawling Winter Journal would be a more stirring and dramatic work. Wheeldon is resident choreographer at New York City Ballet, but this dramatic work aligns with those of Antony Tudor, another Englishman and one of ABT's founding choreographers. |
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