An edition of Moves (1966)

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Moves
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An edition of Moves (1966)

Moves

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The School of Drama, University of Oklahoma presents "City Center Joffrey Ballet," Robert Joffrey, artistic director, Gerald Arpino, assistant director, Omar K. Lerman, general administrator, Alexander Ewing, general director, music director: Walter Hagen, lighting design: Thomas Skelton, ballet master: Basil Thompson, assistant to Mr. Arpino: James Howell, "Moves," a ballet in silence about relationships, choreography by Jerome Robbins, lighting design Thomas Skelton.

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1966
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University of Oklahoma, [1966?].

Title devised by Library staff.

Cast: Rebecca Wright, Michael Uthoff, Zelma Bustillo, Marjorie Mussman, Barbara Remington, Arlene Shuler, Frank Bays, Richard Browne, Christian Holder, George Montalbano, Henry Berg, Sue Lloyd.

LC copy shelved under: City Center, Joffrey Ballet.

With: Cello concerto. Issued together.

In: Richard L. Coe Theater Programs Collection (Library of Congress).

Other Titles
City Center Joffrey Ballet, Moves (Choreographic work : Robbins)

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PN2093 .C64 1995 no. C259

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1 v. (concert program).

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OL30495723M
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2010515544

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