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Tony Locantro Programmes – Ballet MSS 792 T3743.L Tony Locantro Programmes – Ballet MSS 792 T3743.L Theatre Date Production Details Ballet Rambert 10 Aug 1957 Coppelia (Delibes) (Sadler’s Wells) Conductor: David Ellenberg Direction: Marie Rambert/David Ellis See programme filed with Opera set Ballet Rambert 25 Jul 1961 Laiderette, A Place in the Desert, Night and (Sadler’s Wells) Silence, Façade (William Walton) Conductor: David Ellenberg Lucette Aldous, John Chesworth See programme filed with Opera set Ballet Rambert 3 Aug 1962 The Lilac Garden (Chausson) Judgment of (Sadler’s Wells) Paris (Kurt Weill) Soiree Musicale (Rossini/ Britten) Dark Elegies, (Mahler) The Gala Performance (Prokofiev) Conductor: David Ellenberg John Chesworth, Elsa Recagno, June Sandbrook, Anna Truscott See programme filed with Opera set Ballet Rambert 16/17 Jul 1963 Don Quixote (Sadler’s Wells) Cervantes/Ludwig Minkus Conductor: David Ellenberg John Chesworth, Christine Mackay, John O’Brien See programme filed with Opera set Ballet Rambert 24 Jul 1963 Conflicts (Ernest Bloch) Simple Symphony (Sadler’s Wells) (Benjamin Britten) The Travellers (Leornard Salzebo) Jonathan Taylor, Gayrie MacSween, Peter Curtis, Dries Reyneke, Ariette Taylor, John Chesworth, Jennifer Kelly Ballet Rambert 27 Jul 1963 La Sylphide (Sadler’s Wells) Lovenskjold Conductor: David Ellenberg Lucette Aldous, Kenneth Bannerman The Travellers Leonard Salzedo Conductor: David Ellenberg Alan Cunliffe, Ariette Taylor, Jonathan Taylor Ballet Rambert 13 Jul 1965 Soiree Musicale (Rossini/Britten) Giselle (Sadler’s Wells) Adolphe Adam Conductor: David Ellenberg Alida Blair, Kenneth Bannerman, See programme filed with Opera set New York City 20 Aug 1965 Serenade (Tchaikovsky), Bugaku (Mayuzumi) Ballet Monumentum Pro Gesualdo & Movements Festspielhaus for Piano and Orchestra (Stravinsky) Saltzburg Symphony in C (Bizet) See programme filed with Opera under Saltzburg Royal Opera 8 Dec 1947 The Rake’s Progress, Mam’zelle Angot, House Covent Les Patineurs Garden (Sadler’s Margot Fonteyn, Moira Shearer, Harold Wells) Turner, Michael Somes, Robert Helpmann See programme filed with Opera set Royal Opera 31 Jan 1948 Les Sylphides, The Three Cornered Hat, House Covent Dante Sonata Garden (Sadler’s Beryl Grey, Harold Turner, Violetta Elvin, Wells) Guinevere Parry, Avril Navarre, Michael Somes See programme filed with Opera set Royal Opera 12 Mar 1948 Le Lac Des Cygnes ActII, Symphonic House Covent Variations, Job Garden (Sadler’s Conductor: Warwick Braithwaite Wells) See programme filed with Opera set Royal Opera 21 Mar 1948 Hamlet, Le Lac Des Cygnes Act II, The Three House Covent Cornered Hat Garden (Sadler’s Conductor: Robert Irving Wells) See programme filed with Opera set (Marquis de 25 Jul 1949 Les Sylphides,Del Amor Y De La Muerte, Cuevas’ Grand Enchanted Mill Ballet de Monte Conductor: Gustave Cloez Carlo) See programme filed with Opera set R.O.H. Sadler’s 9 Dec 1952 Les Sylphides, Don Juan, Apparitions Wells Ballet Orch: Gordon Jacob See programme filed with Opera set R.O.H. Sadler’s 17 Jan 1953 Ballet Imperial, Apparitions, Daphnis & Chloe Wells Ballet See programme filed with Opera set R.O.H Sadler’s 9 Mar 1954 Royal Gala Performance Wells Ballet Coppelia Act III, Daphnis & Chloe, Homage to the Queen See programme filed with Opera set R.O.H. Sadler’s 22 Jan 1957 The Prince of the Pagodas Wells Ballet Benjamin Britten, John Cranko Cond: Robert Irving See programme filed with Opera set Royal Opera 25 Mar 1958 Swan Lake House (Formerly Tchaikovsky Sadler’s Wells) Conductor: Hugo Rignold Svetlana Beriosova, Philip Chatfield Programme filed with Opera set R.O.H. Royal 28 Mar 1960 Swan Lake Ballet Tchaikovsky Conductor: Emanuel Young Donald Macleary, Derek Rencher, Svetlana Beriosova, Merle Park, Monica Mason See programme filed with Opera set R.O.H. The 7 Apr 1960 Gala Performance in the presence of “The Royal Ballet President of the French Republic & Madame (Brochure) de Gaulle, the Queen & Duke of Edinburgh” See brochure filed with Opera set R.O.H. The Royal 7 May 1960 Petrushka, (Stravinsky) Les Rendezvous, Ballet (Daniel Auber) Le Baiser de la Fee, (Stravinsky), Alexander Grant, Nadia Nerina, Merle Park, Monica Mason, Brian Shaw, Svetlana Beriosova, Donald Macleary, Meriel Evans See programme filed with Opera set R.O.H. The Royal 12 May 1960 La Valse (Ravel) Giselle (Adolphe Adam) Ballet See programme filed with Opera set With cast details R.O.H. The Royal 28 May 1960 Scenes de Ballet (Stravinsky), La Fille Mal Ballet Gardee (Herold) See programme filed with Opera set With cast details R.O.H. The Royal 14 Jun 1960 The Sleeping Beauty (Tchaikovsky) Ballet See programme filed with Opera set With cast details R.O.H. The Royal 14 Dec 1960 Cinderella Ballet Prokofieff Produced: Frederick Ashton See Programme filed with Opera set Royal Opera 27 Mar 1961 Ondine (Hans Werner Henze) House See programme filed with Opera set With cast details Royal Opera 6 Apr 1961 Giselle (Adolphe Adam) House See programme filed with Opera set With cast details Royal Opera 20 Apr 1961 The Lady and the Fool (Giuseppe Verdi) House Le Patineurs (Myerbeer) The Firebird Igor Stravinsky See programme filed with Opera set With cast details Royal Opera 9 May 1961 The Sleeping Beauty (Tchaikovsky) House See programme filed with Opera set (In Honour of With cast details the President of Finland) Royal Opera 21 Jun 1961 The Stone Flower (Prokofiev) House Dee programme filed with Opera set (Leningrad Kirov With cast details Ballet) Royal Opera 7 Dec 1961 Les Sylphides Cond: John Lanchbery House Frederic Chopin Choreography: Michel Fokine Annette Page, Ronald Hyde, Merle Park Petrushka Cond: John Lanchbery Igor Stravinsky Choreography: Michel Fokine Nadia Nerina, Alexander Grant, Merle Park Les Patineurs Giacomo Meyerbeer, Cond: John Lanchbery Choreography: Frederick Ashton Arranged: Constant Lambert Maryon Lane, Merle Park, Brian Shaw Royal Opera 12 Dec 1961 Les Sylphides Conductor: John Lanchbery House Frederic Chopin Choreography: Michel Fokine Antoinette Sibley, John Gilpin, Merle Park Persephone, Conductor: John Lanchbery Igor Stravinsky Choreography: Frederick Ashton Svetlana Beriosova, Alexander Grant, Keith Rosson, Gerd Larson, Andre Turp Diversions Conductor: John Lanchbery Sir Arthur Bliss Choreography: Kenneth Macmillan Georgina Parkinson, Donald Macleary Royal Opera 3 May 1962 Gala Performance in Aid of Royal Ballet House Benevolent Fund Pas de six from Napoli Antoinette Sibley, Merle Park Flower Festival at Genzano Nadia Nerina, Erik Bruhn Les Sylphides (Frederick Chopin) Rudolf Nureyev, Yvette Chauvire Rite of Spring (Igor Stravinsky) Costumes: Sidney Nolan Monica Mason Royal Opera 13 Oct 1962 Les Rendezvous House Arranged: Constant Lambert Choreography: Frederick Ashton Conductor: John Lanchbery Antoinette Sibley, Brian Shaw, A. Dowell The Good Humoured Ladies Domenico Scarlatti Choreography: Leonide Massine Scenery & Costumes: Leon Bakst Conductor: Emanuel Young Antoinette Sibley, Brian Shaw, Deanne Bergsma The Rite of Spring Igor Stravinsky Choreography: Kenneth Macmillan Décor & Costumes: Sydney Nolan Conductor: John Lanchbery The Chosen Maiden: Monica Mason See reference filed with Opera set Royal Opera 15 Mar 1963 Les Patineurs, Marguerite & Armand, Night House Tryst, Grand Pas Classique, Façade See programme filed with Opera set Royal Opera 15 Jul 1963 Romeo and Juliet House Bolshoi See programme filed with Opera set Ballet Royal Opera 22 Jul 1963 Don Quixote Act. I, Paganini, Lieutenant Kije House Bolshoi See programme filed with Opera set Ballet Royal Opera 5 Oct 1963 Coppelia House See programme filed with Opera set Royal Opera 16 Oct 1963 Symphony, La Fete Etrange, Electra House See programme filed with Opera set Royal Opera 31 Oct. 1963 La Fete, Ballet Imperial, Petrushka House See programme filed with Opera set Royal Opera 15 Jan 1964 La Bayadere & The Two Pigeons House See programme filed with Opera set Royal Opera 20 Feb 1964 Ondine House See programme filed with Opera set Royal Opera 28 Mar 1964 Swan Lake House See programme filed with Opera set Royal Opera 6 Apr 1964 The Dream, Images of Love, Hamlet House See programme filed with Opera set Royal Opera 9 Nov 1964 Swan Lake House See programme filed with Opera set Royal Opera 21 Nov 1964 Giselle House See programme filed with Opera set Royal Opera 9 Feb 1965 Romeo and Juliet House With Margot Fonteyn & Rudolf Nureyev See Full Programme filed with Opera set Royal Opera 11 Feb 1965 Romeo and Juliet House With Margot Fonteyn & Rudolf Nureyev See full programme filed with Opera set Royal Opera 20 Feb 1965 Romeo and Juliet House Matinee See programme filed with Opera set Royal Opera 20 Feb 1965 Romeo and Juliet House Evening See programme filed Opera set Royal Opera 22 Feb 1965 Romeo and Juliet House See programme filed with Opera set Royal Opera 24 Mar 1965 Montotones, Laurentia, Birthday Offering, House Gala Diana Acteon, Polovtsian Dances Performance See programme filed with Opera set Royal Opera 18 May 1965 Swan Lake House See programme filed with Opera set Royal Opera 20 May 1965 Swan Lake (Small change of cast) House See programme filed with Opera set Royal Opera 30 Aug/11 Sep New York City Ballet House 1965 See brochure filed with Opera set Royal Opera 5 Feb 1966 Swan Lake House See programme filed with Opera set Royal Opera 1 Mar 1966 Divertissement from Napoli, Pas de deux House from Flower Festival at Genzano, Monotones, Card Game, Serenade See programme filed with Opera set Royal Opera 10 Mar 1966 Divertissement from Napoli, Pas de deux House from Flower Festival at Genzano, Monotones, Brandenburg
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