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This fantastic biography drawn from unrestricted access to Robbins' papers and was brilliantly received by critics. It is the definitive biography of America's greatest native-born choreographer. Jerome Robbins' choreography helped define the profile of the Ballet Theatre and New York City Ballet. Granted unrestricted access to Robbins' personal and professional papers, Jowitt explores this man's creative processes and working methods. |Jowitt may have written the best American dance biography to date.| - Austin-American Statesman --This text refers to the Paperback edition.
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A portrait of the twentieth-century ballet and Broadway choreographer discusses his beginnings as a Broadway chorus boy, his early work in the 1940s with the Ballet Theater and the New York City Ballet, and his achievements in such productions as West Side Story. 25,000 first printing.
This fantastic biography drawn from unrestricted access to Robbins' papers and was brilliantly received by critics. It is the definitive biography of America's greatest native-born choreographer. Jerome Robbins' choreography helped define the profile of the Ballet Theatre and New York City Ballet. Granted unrestricted access to Robbins' personal and professional papers, Jowitt explores this man's creative processes and working methods. |Jowitt may have written the best American dance biography to date.| - Austin-American Statesman --This text refers to the Paperback edition.
Synopsis
A portrait of the twentieth-century ballet and Broadway choreographer discusses his beginnings as a Broadway chorus boy, his early work in the 1940s with the Ballet Theater and the New York City Ballet, and his achievements in such productions as West Side Story. 25,000 first printing.
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