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Born Nora Koreff in New York City to Russian immigrant parents, Kaye changed her name because she felt that an American dancer should have an American name. After dancing with the Metropolitan Opera Ballet, she appeared in several Broadway musicals, including Stars in Your Eyes with Ethel Merman and Jimmy Durante in 1939.
“Nora Kaye's live Foley effects are a character in their own right. Kaye becomes a crucial and irreplaceable presence alongside the man, whose dependence on her becomes a commentary on our own dependence on technology.” - Theater is Easy
Nora Kaye’s father was an actor who’d worked under Konstantin Stanislavski; her earliest ballet teacher was Ballets Russes choreographer Michel Fokine. (“He was more interested in creating roles than in teaching class,” she recalled in the February 1965 issue of Dance Magazine .)
Written by Nora Kaye and Whitney Uland. Director of Photography James Daly. Starring Whitney Uland, Nora Kaye with Jake Swain, Madeline DeFreece, Arielle Haller-Silverstone, Alexander Manuel, and Shelley Kuefner. Edited By Connor Gillooly. Original Score By Jon Uland with music by Natalie Kaye. Rent or Buy!
Find a Grave Memorial ID: 9462. Source citation. Ballerina. The daughter of Russian Jewish immigrant parents, Kaye began to study dance at the age of five. After continuing ballet classes at the Metropolitan Opera, she moved into its corps de ballet. By 1936, she was a member of the American Ballet Theatre. She also worked with the Radio City ...
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7 de abr. de 2024 · Hugh Laing (né Hugh Skinner) as Romeo and Nora Kaye as Juliet in 'Romeo and Juliet' by Baron (Sterling Henry Nahum) halftone reproduction tear sheet, published 28 August 1946
