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1. KENNETH MacMILLAN was a rebel.
2. Kenneth MacMillan (11.12.29 – 29.10.92) was a major choreographer of the 20th century.
3. Kenneth MacMillan was the leading ballet choreographer of his generation.
4. Kenneth Macmillan was forced to allow them to premiere his Romeo and Juliet, which was intended for two other dancers, Lynn Seymour and Christopher Gable.
5. Sir Kenneth MacMillan, the company's principal choreographer and artistic director at the time, spotted her potential and placed her front and center.

Works

1. While at ABT, de la Peña danced in works choreographed by Mikhail Baryshnikov, Agnes de Mille, Kenneth MacMillan, and Jerome Robbins, among others.
2. She has also performed works by George Balanchine and Sir Kenneth MacMillan, among others.

Programme

1. The Royal Ballet's latest triple bill celebrates the choreographer Kenneth MacMillan, in a programme of jarring contrasts: perky, gang rape, perky.

Company

1. In 1989, Sir Kenneth MacMillan joined the company as artistic associate and Christopher Bruce was named resident choreographer.

Classical Ballet

1. Kenneth MacMillan pushed the boundaries of classical ballet, exploring all aspects and extremes of the human condition.

Manon

1. During a dancers' exchange in April 2003 she danced the title role in Manon (Kenneth MacMillan) at the Royal Danish Ballet.
2. Manon has become one the Royal Ballet's signature works since its creation by choreographer Kenneth MacMillan in 1974.

Juliet

1. The choreographer Kenneth MacMillan was a master storyteller in dance and in Romeo and Juliet he created a powerful piece of dramatic theatre.

Ballet

1. Mayerling is a ballet created in 1978 by Kenneth MacMillan for the Royal Ballet, London.
2. Elite Syncopations, the ballet choreographed by Sir Kenneth MacMillan, was part of the National Ballet of Canada's current season.
3. The choreographer Kenneth MacMillan explored in his work subject matters and human relationships and behaviour in a way that changed the face of ballet.

Lanchbery

1. The first professional ballet choreographed by Kenneth MacMillan was Somnambulism in 1953, with music by Stan Kenton orchestrated by Lanchbery.

Ballets

1. Kenneth MacMillan often improved his ballets upon revival.
2. She was a guest star in Sylvie Guillem’s 2005 Japan tour, performing featured roles in ballets by Sir Kenneth MacMillan and Alberto Alonso.

Frederick Ashton

1. The Royal Ballet made its name through the works of three choreographers - Ninette de Valois, Frederick Ashton and Kenneth MacMillan.

Choreography

1. The music is used as a standard of dance troupes around the world, including for choreography by Pina Bausch and Sir Kenneth MacMillan.

Kenneth Macmillan

1. The choreography of Kenneth MacMillan is acknowledged as the reason for the ballet’s successful transfer to the film medium.
2. Dancers such as Rudolf Nureyev and choreographers such as Frederick Ashton, Kenneth MacMillan, and Bronislava Nijinska were associated with the company.
3. The remaining ballets in this programme are by the two choreographers most closely associated with The Royal Ballet, Frederick Ashton and Kenneth MacMillan.

Categories

1. Culture > Arts > Dance > Choreography
2. Arts > Dance > Ballet > Frederick Ashton
3. Arts > Dance > Ballet > Royal Ballet
4. Lanchbery
5. Juliet
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