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12 de jun. de 2023 · Dancing by Herself. At UCLA, Agnes de Mille found the creative force that would make her one of the most esteemed choreographers in history. By Michael Callahan. June 12, 2023. S tarched and exacting, she carried the efficacious demeanor of Madame Giry, the formidable choreographer of the corps de ballet in the musical The Phantom of the Opera.
De Mille revolucionó'l teatru musical creando una coreografía que non solo daba respaldu a les dimensiones emocionales de los personaxes si non que pasaba por ser parte integral del argumentu. En 1953, De Mille fundó'l Agnes de Mille Dance Theatre, que darréu tuvo la so continuidá nel Heritage Dance Theatre.
Agnes de Mille. Agnes de Mille, September 18, 1905 – October 7, 1993, was an innovative choreographer and dancer. The daughter of William deMille and niece of Cecil B. DeMille, both Hollywood directors, Agnes de Mille’s early aspiration was to be an actress. She turned her attention to dance when her sister began to take lessons, although ...
27 de mar. de 2018 · This spring’s Broadway revival of “Carousel” is revising its program after champions of the show’s original choreographer, Agnes de Mille, objected to her absence from the Playbill. Ms. de ...
First presented by the Agnes de Mille Heritage Dance Theatre at the North Carolina School of the Arts, Winston-Salem, April 1973. Presented by American Ballet Theatre with Dennis Nahat, William Carter, Rebecca Wright, Eric Nesbitt, George de la Pena, Buddy Balough, and Ruth Mayer in principal roles at the New York State Theater, New York City, July 8, 1976.
Agnes de Mille nació en la ciudad de Nueva York en una familia bien conectada de profesionales del teatro. Su padre William C. deMille y su tío Cecil B. DeMille fueron ambos directores de Hollywood. Su madre, Anna Angela George, era hija del economista Henry George. Por parte de su padre, Agnes era nieta de los dramaturgos Henry Churchill de ...
De Mille grew up in Hollywood, daughter of playwright and director William de Mille and niece of the great Cecil B. DeMille. Charlie Chaplin visited her childhood home, and for young Agnes and her sister he would perform “incredible imitations of disagreeable wives, nagging relatives, French actresses, and so on.” 2 Close When de Mille eventually became a professional dancer, she had a ...
