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Synopsis:
The dance revolves around the issue of the man’s and woman’s fate. She receives a rose that represents
love, and he receives a noose that symbolizes death. In an ironical ending, she discovers that he is not her love,
and he realizes that she was not his death.
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| Choreography |
| Antony Tudor |
| Music / Composer |
| Jacques Ibert |
| First Performance |
Lee, Massachusetts
Jacob's Pillow Dance
Festival, July 20, 1951 |
| Cast First Performance |
| Zebra Nevins, Marc Hertsens, Sallie Wilson |
| Notated |
| Leslie Rotman, 2004-5 |
| Average Length |
| 10 minutes |
| Number of Dancers |
| 2 Women, 1 Man |
| Scenery / Costumes |
| NY Theatre Ballet |
| Licensing Information |
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