-
variety of
techniques with
practitioners in the
field including Igor
Schwezoff and
DanceAfrica founder Chuck Davis. She
began her
professional career...
- her
studies under the
direction of
Anatole Vilzak,
Lubov Egorova, Igor
Schwezoff and
Antony Tudor. She
performed briefly with
American Ballet Theatre before...
- (Petipa),
Original Ballet Russe,
Sydney Illusion (cr) in La
Lutte eternelle (
Schwezoff),
Original Ballet Russe,
Sydney Swanilda in
Coppelia (Obukhov
after Petipa...
- General, at the head of the
platoon of cadets, was portra**** by Igor
Schwezoff. As the prin****l ballerina,
Tatiana Riabouchinska was the
leader of a...
- Ohio.
Premiering on
October 9, 1943, the
production was
staged by Igor
Schwezoff, with
decor by
Boris Aronson.
Since World War II was
being fought at the...
- folded. In 1952, she
joined Ballet Concerts, a
company formed by Igor
Schwezoff, and
toured South America.
Serrano joined the
American Ballet Theatre...
- free tuition,
going to
Stanislas Idzikowski in the
mornings and to Igor
Schwezoff in the evenings. He also
studied with Vera
Volkova at the Sadler's Wells...
- to
switch to a
dance career and
began to take
ballet classes with Igor
Schwezoff at his
private studio and with Jill
Gregory and
George Goncharov, who...
- home,
headed for New York City with a
letter of
introduction to Igor
Schwezoff, a Russian-trained
teacher at the
American Ballet Theatre School. He was...
-
Aaron Copland,
Metropolitan Opera House, New York 1943 9
October — Igor
Schwezoff's The Red Poppy,
Public Music Hall, Cleveland, Ohio 1944
George Balanchine's...
