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Synopsis:
The suite of Elizabethan dances was performed in collaboration with Suzanne Bloch and her group
of Early Music students. “Here, with limited pupil resources, Tudor had to reconstruct dances of the Elizabethan
period, evoking the atmosphere of a theatrical genre long since vanished.” (Doris Hering)
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| Choreography |
| Antony Tudor |
| Music / Composer |
| William Lawes |
| US Premiere |
| New York – The Juilliard School, December 11, 1953 |
| Cast - US Premiere |
| Lucille Badda, Sally Holroyd, Jerry Kurland, Robert Moery, Charles Wadsworth, Karen Kanner,
Gene McDonald, Vernon Long, Barrie Schenker, Joel Schnee, Rena Gluck, Martha Schuh, Bruce Carlisle, John Coyle,
Yvonne Brenner, Madeline Cantarella, Hazel Chung, Patricia Sparrow, Elizabeth Stanley, Gail Valentine, Bruria Aviezner,
Margaret Bayer, Jan Feder, Crystal Needle, Julie Oser, Muriel Topaz |
| Professional Premiere |
| Syracuse, NY, Feb 20, 1976 Syracuse Ballet Theatre |
| French Premiere |
Paris, Opera Comique
Feb 18, 1985
Paris Opera Ballet,
"Hommage a Antony Tudor" |
| Dancers |
| Juilliard Dance Ensemble |
| Notated |
| Patricia Sparrow, Lucille Badda, Charles Wadsworth, 1954 |
| Number of Dancers |
| 3 Women 3 Men |
| Average Length |
| NA |
| Costumes |
| Leo Van Witseng |
| Scenery |
| Frederick Kiesler |
| Licensing Information |
| NA |
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