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DanceNY. Cinderella

Title: DanceNY. Cinderella [videorecording] / WNYE ; Dance Magazine ; British Broadcasting Corporation and The Royal Opera House Covent Garden Limited ; presented by Covent Garden Pioneer ; directed for television by John Vernon ; choreography by Frederick Ashton ; music by Sergei Prokofiev.
Publication: Brooklyn, N.Y. : WNYE, 2003.

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Description

1 videocassette (VHS, NTSC) (106 min.) : sd., col.; 1/2 in.

Summary

Telecast of a pre-recorded performance, with additional introduction and preview of dance events. Ballet adaptation of the fairy tale of the same title.

Donor/Sponsor

Gift of Wendy Perron, Dance Magazine.

Series Statement

DanceNY

Uniform Title

Cinderella (Choreographic work : Ashton)
Dance Magazine.

Alternative Title

Dance New York. Cinderella
Cinderella

Subjects

Genre/Form

Dance.
Video.

Note

Logo of WNYE appears intermittently on screen.
Title on original container: Dance New York.
For a commercially released version of this recording, without the additional introduction and commentary, see: *MGZIA 4-3052 Cinderella.

Credits (note)

Production devised and staged by Frederick Ashton ; scenery, Henry Bardon ; costumes, David Walker ; original stage lighting, William Bundy ; television lighting, James Thomas.
Credits for telecast: executive producer: Barbara Paige Kaplan ; script writer and commentator, Wendy Perron.

Performer (note)

Antoinette Sibley (Cinderella); Anthony Dowell (the prince); Frederick Ashton and Robert Helpmann (Cinderella's step-sisters); Leslie Edwards (Cinderella's father); Georgina Parkinson (the fairy godmother); Alexander Grant (the jester); Keith Martin (the dancing master); Jonathan Kelly (a tailor); Julie Wood, Lois Strike (dressmakers); Douglas Steuart (the shoemaker); Gary Sinclaire (the hairdresser); Donald Kirkpatrick (a jeweller); Peter O'Brien (the coachman); Jennifer Penney (the fairy Spring); Vyvyan Lorrayne (the fairy Summer); Ann Jenner (the fairy Autumn); Deanne Bergsma (the fairy Winter); Chinko Rafique, Kenneth Mason, Gary Sherwood, David Drew (the prince's friends); Derek Rencher, Wayne Sleep (the step-sisters' suitors) ; and others.
Host of telecast: Susan Jaffe.
Commentator on telecast: Wendy Perron.

Event (note)

Recorded in performance at the Royal Opera House, Covent Garden, London, England. Telecast by WNYE, Brooklyn, N.Y., on the series DanceNY, on Feb. 20, 2003.

Call Number

*MGZIA 4-7591

OCLC

NYPY04-F288

Title

DanceNY. Cinderella [videorecording] / WNYE ; Dance Magazine ; British Broadcasting Corporation and The Royal Opera House Covent Garden Limited ; presented by Covent Garden Pioneer ; directed for television by John Vernon ; choreography by Frederick Ashton ; music by Sergei Prokofiev.

Imprint

Brooklyn, N.Y. : WNYE, 2003.

Country of Producing Entity

U.S.

Series

DanceNY

Event

Recorded in performance at the Royal Opera House, Covent Garden, London, England. Telecast by WNYE, Brooklyn, N.Y., on the series DanceNY, on Feb. 20, 2003.

Credits

Production devised and staged by Frederick Ashton ; scenery, Henry Bardon ; costumes, David Walker ; original stage lighting, William Bundy ; television lighting, James Thomas.

Credits for telecast: executive producer: Barbara Paige Kaplan ; script writer and commentator, Wendy Perron.

Performer

Danced by the Royal Ballet.

Cast

Antoinette Sibley (Cinderella); Anthony Dowell (the prince); Frederick Ashton and Robert Helpmann (Cinderella's step-sisters); Leslie Edwards (Cinderella's father); Georgina Parkinson (the fairy godmother); Alexander Grant (the jester); Keith Martin (the dancing master); Jonathan Kelly (a tailor); Julie Wood, Lois Strike (dressmakers); Douglas Steuart (the shoemaker); Gary Sinclaire (the hairdresser); Donald Kirkpatrick (a jeweller); Peter O'Brien (the coachman); Jennifer Penney (the fairy Spring); Vyvyan Lorrayne (the fairy Summer); Ann Jenner (the fairy Autumn); Deanne Bergsma (the fairy Winter); Chinko Rafique, Kenneth Mason, Gary Sherwood, David Drew (the prince's friends); Derek Rencher, Wayne Sleep (the step-sisters' suitors) ; and others.

Performer

Music performed by the Orchestra of the Royal Opera House, conducted by John Lanchbery.

Host of telecast: Susan Jaffe.

Commentator on telecast: Wendy Perron.

Added Author

Sibley, Antoinette, dancer.

Dowell, Anthony, dancer.

Helpmann, Robert, Sir, 1909-1986, dancer.

Edwards, Leslie, dancer.

Parkinson, Georgina, dancer.

Grant, Alexander, 1925-2011, dancer.

Martin, Keith, 1943- dancer.

Penney, Jennifer, dancer.

Lorrayne, Vyvyan, dancer.

Jenner, Ann, 1944- dancer.

Bergsma, Deanne, dancer.

Rafique, Chinko, dancer.

Mason, Kenneth, dancer.

Sherwood, Gary, dancer.

Drew, David, dancer.

Rencher, Derek, dancer.

Sleep, Wayne, dancer.

Lanchbery, John. Conductor

Ashton, Frederick, 1904-1988, choreographer, dancer.

Prokofiev, Sergey, 1891-1953. Composer

Bardon, Henry. Designer

Walker, David. Costume designer

Bundy, William. Designer

Vernon, John. Director

Jaffe, Susan. Host

Kaplan, Barbara Paige. Producer

Perron, Wendy. Author. Commentator

Royal Ballet.

Royal Opera House (London, England)

British Broadcasting Corporation. Television Service.

Covent Garden Pioneer.

WNYE (Television station : Brooklyn, N.Y.)

Added Title

Cinderella (Choreographic work : Ashton)

Dance Magazine.

Research Call Number

*MGZIA 4-7591

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