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I Was a Dancer by Jacques d’Amboise
“When Madame Seda said, ‘There are better teachers than I,’ she sent me to a crucible, a laboratory of theater and dance that would shape and influence the performing arts in this country for the rest of the century. There, … Continue reading
Posted in Memoir, Non-Fiction
Tagged Allegra Kent, ballet, book review, dancer, George Ballanchine, I Was a Dancer, Jacques d'Amboise, Lincoln Kerstein, male, Maria Tallchief, National Dance Institute, New York City Ballet, SAB, Seven Brides for Seven Brothers, Suzanne Farrell, Tanaquil LeClercq
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