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Tag Archives: Broadway
Down South with Diana Adams: The Second Installment of the Ballet Cook Book Dinner Series
In March, New York City Ballet soloist Antonio Carmena and I kicked off a series of dinners based on Tanaquil Le Clercq’s Ballet Cook Book with a menu of Russian recipes by George Balanchine, whose ballets marked the beginning of … Continue reading
Posted in Ballet, George Balanchine, New York City Ballet
Tagged A Midsummer Night's Dream, Agon, American Ballet Theatre, Antonio Carmena, Art Priromprintr, ballet, Broadway, Catherine Cremona, chicken in buttermilk spoonbread, Diana Adams, Episodes, hush puppies, Jeff Gageby, minted vodka lemonade, New York City Ballet, Nithan Narendra, Oklahoma!, pecan pie, shrimp bisque, Southern cooking, Susan LaRosa, Tanaquil Le Clercq, Tennessee cooking, The Ballet Cookbook, yam pudding
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“Here They Come, Those Beautiful Girls”: The Broadway Revival of Sondheim’s Follies at the Marquis Theater
Everyone dreads aging, and the process must be especially frightening for anyone who depends on physical strength or a youthful appearance to earn a living: athletes, actors, and perhaps most of all dancers. (A few dancer autobiographies have illustrated that … Continue reading
Posted in Broadway
Tagged Benjamin Stone, Bernadette Peters, Broadway, Broadway Baby, Broadway choreography, Broadway theater, Buddy Plummer, choreography, Danny Burstein, Follies, Hattie Walker, James Goldman, Jan Maxwell, Jane Houdyshell, Marquis Theater, musical theater, musical theater choreography, Phyllis Rodgers Stone, Ron Raines, Sally Durant Plummer, Sondheim, Stella Deems, Stephen Sondheim, Terri White, Warren Carlyle, Who's That Woman?
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