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Ballet in the Cold War

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Ballet in the Cold War
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ISBN-10 : 9780190945107
ISBN-13 : 0190945109
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Book excerpt: This book tells the full story of the earliest Soviet-American ballet exchanges, in which the governments of the USSR and the United States sent their most prestigious ballet companies on tours to the other country. Author Anne Searcy draws on Soviet- and American- archival sources and shows the spectacular misunderstandings that happened when audiences trained to view one type of ballet saw a very different style.


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