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A History of Irish Ballet from 1927 to 1963 (Paperback, New edition)
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A History of Irish Ballet from 1927 to 1963 (Paperback, New edition)
Series: Reimagining Ireland, 8
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This work presents a detailed study of the five key ballet
organisations that operated in Ireland between 1927 and 1963: the
Abbey Theatre School of Ballet, the Abbey School of Ballet, the
Sara Payne School and Company, the Irish Ballet Club and the
National Ballet School and Company. By examining a previously
neglected dimension of Irish artistic life, this study aims to
provide a greater appreciation of the various roles that ballet has
played in the development of Irish cultural activity. It records
the rich interaction between the different dance artists and
movements and their collaborators across the entire spectrum of
Irish artistic endeavour, including Cecil ffrench Salkeld, F. R.
Higgins, Mainie Jellett, Patrick Kavanagh, J. F. Larchet, Louis le
Brocquy, Elizabeth Maconchy, Donagh MacDonagh, Brinsley MacNamara,
Micheal Mac Laimmoir, Norah McGuinness, A. J. Potter, Lennox
Robinson, Michael Bowles, Mary Devenport O'Neill, Anne Yeats and W.
B. Yeats. This book breaks significant new ground for an area in
which little published information exists. The author pieces
together research on the schools and companies from interviews,
ballet programmes, playbills, libretti, scores, memoirs,
contemporary press reviews, literary articles and photographs, to
form a fascinating narrative of the under-researched world of Irish
ballet.
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