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That’s my ballet teacher AOD

The male dancer in blue doing all her lifts is Martin Gavin originally from Chicago he inspired me to go into realestate after dancing.

the motion is simular to carousel

Spectacular.. These two are templates for theater arts dancing..The music is dated but these theater arts moves work in any genre . They made incredibly hard lifts dips drops and turns look smooth as silk

Très beau document, merci .😃😃😃

Pooh watching him as a prop for a ballerina, much better to set him free to dance alone.... The most beautiful man ever flying in dance

Juliet Prowse was an amazing talent. She was a highly disciplined artist and she loved to perform. I was fortunate to play solo cello in a show with her at the Paramount Theatre in Seattle. She sang and danced and it was glorious watching her on stage. She owned it. We had a phenomenal pianist in the band, Peter Lederer, who was a Holocaust survivor and one of the most talented musicians I ever worked with. At the first rehearsal Peter played a stunning, improvised introduction for Juliet. She stopped dead in her tracks, walked to the edge of the stage and peered into the pit. She saw Peter and said admiringly, "Oh, it's you. Of course." She paid him a high compliment that day, apparently having worked with him previously. We worked hard during the rehearsal and Juliet was focused intensely on the work - always gracious with her fellow musicians. She was a real lady and devoted artist - a total pleasure to accompany. Of course, the audience loved her and gave her a standing ovation at the end.

Thanks so very much. Lovely vignette of two great artists serving their vocation.

Jacques D' Amboise the best human being I have encountered.

She had a unique style she was like a feather with beautiful legs! I have never seen a dancer like Juliet! Love it!

It kind of looks like a girl gang fight.

Ron Lewis died today...

I had the absolute honor and privilege to get to know Jacques when he performed at UC Santa Barbara in residence for the College of Creative Studies. A wonderful dancer, a superb person. Made everyone feel SO special.

Truly we have lost a great dancer., Jacques d’Amboise we salut you.

More information would be great. Year? I realize this was posted a long time ago. Anyway...fun stuff!

11:19 Charleston

Was Deborah Barnes one of the dancers here? I know she worked for him. Her style of teaching reflected Ron.

all rights go to Andrew Solt and SOFA Entertainment

all rights go to Andrew Solt and SOFA Entertainment

This is so cool!

ever the professionals. He was always the gentleman and she was just fun , Beautiful lines in all his work.......

Please post more Ron Lewis!

Wow

I am a great dancer I think I am the best in the world my pet rock is a great fan

Hi

I am a bit better than my grams she is a bit rusty now.

That is my grams

Noise

Fantastic!

They were always World Class !!!! I took class at their beautiful home.....

Thats my ballet teacher!!!!

There is a Facebook group called Ron Lewis Dancers, Colleagues, Friends. Please join if you are one of those!

Are those Bob Mackie costumes?

So great to see this fabulous number with the sensational Augie & Margo! They recreated this routine in later years for Wilson Barrera & Margaret Burns who also danced it brilliantly and with great passion! And of course the great Szony here with Geta, always fantastic! RIP Margo

omg -- this is nearly a circus act -- those knee slides look excruciating

Allegra Kent is amazing. That was lovely. Jacques is the most amazing partner.

She was the best dancer ever!RIP

Oh my God!!!!! I thought I had seen every one of Nancy and Francois videos but no. Here is yet another absolutely gorgeous one. Breathtaking and exquisite from beginning to end. So honored to have followed Nancy as Francois' partner for 8 years. Thank you Alfred MrDance for saving this treasure for us.

My Best Hungarian American Friend Mr. Szony!

OMG!! Where di you get this?.. I’m one of the Gauchos,

I marvel at the differences between this early Ed Sullivan performance of Meditation and the stripped down, ethereal one that Suzanne Farrell inspired. If you catch a recording of that performance, you will see the difference. No costumes, loose hair, no setting, and especially that awful introduction was dropped. These changes were all made by Balanchine himself when he was active. I wish there were a book that recorded the evolution of his major ballets, from silly costumes in a ballet I can't recall, to the simple leotard ballets of today.

Who was she?

Absolutely delightful. Thank you

What a wonderful dancer he was... great technique and amazingly expressive.

I met Augie and Margo in Campione in Italy in 1974. We were staying in the same small hotel. We had a friend in common. Later the Spanish dance company I was with shared a bill with them at a club in Madrid. Lovely people. Wonderful performers. Sadly, I lost touch when I moved back to the US.

This never gets old

Joan Palethorpe, Jillian Hrushowy, Viriginia Ferco, to name a few

Somebody name all these dancers. One is called Stormy.

She is a dear friend and a great ballerina

So proud to say that I saw them dance in person many years ago at The New York City Ballet! Don't be surprised if you should see a big increase in viewers! They're that wonderful! Many thanks to Alfred MrDance for this elegant post! Best regards, varadero