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EPISODE · Feb 6, 2022 · 34 MIN

3.3 - The De Basil Ballet Russes (de Monte Carlo?)

from The History of Musical Theatre Podcast · host Remington Adeney Campbell

After Diaghilev's death the ballet was left in a chaotic state. Disparate producers, impresarios, choreographers, and dancers came together to form a new company. On Broadway ballet makes its way into the mainstream and onto the stages.  Remington Campbell (@remingtonadeney) • Instagram photos and videos @outofthewingsmedia • Instagram photos and videos

After Diaghilev's death the ballet was left in a chaotic state. Disparate producers, impresarios, choreographers, and dancers came together to form a new company. On Broadway ballet makes its way into the mainstream and onto the stages.  Remington Campbell (@remingtonadeney) • Instagram photos and videos @outofthewingsmedia • Instagram photos and videos

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