Matinee

Article Abstract:

American Ballet Theatre principal Alessandra Ferri agrees to allow a writer to watch her prepare for a matinee performance of 'Romeo and Juliet' at the Metropolitan Opera in New York, NY. Ferri arrives two and one-half hours early to prepare for the performance in a dressing room shared with two other ballerinas. She notes that the Metropolitan's large stage does not inhibit the size of performances allowed on smaller stages.

Officials and employees, Portrayals, Performances, Ferri, Alessandra

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Marilyn Miller at the Elm Tree Inn

Article Abstract:

Marilyn Miller was a 1930s theater dancer whose legend embodied the Ziegfeld Follies in its heyday. The documentary record she left behind did not do justice to her actual abilities. Miller made some 3 films which included some dancing during the talkies' beginning days. These included 'Sunny,' 'Her Majesty, Love' and 'Sally.' The last included a number on the floor of the Elm Tree Inn called 'All I Want to Do Is Dance.'

History, Biography, Dance, Movies, Dancing in motion pictures, television, etc., Miller, Marilyn Jean

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Romping at the Kirov

Article Abstract:

The Kirov Ballet's Le Corsaire and the American Ballet Theatre's Le Corsaire are compared. The Kirov is bringing Corsaire to the American audiences in the summer of 2005 for the first time since 1989 with a week's run at the Kennedy Center in Washington, D.C.

United States, Management dynamics, Management, Comparative analysis, Ballet companies, Company business management, Ballets, Kirov Ballet Company, Le Corsaire (Ballet)

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