1932 – The Vic-Wells Ballet dances Act II of Swan Lake

Down Arrow

This was the first performance of classical choreography by the Vic-Wells Ballet. Swan Lake  is a ballet with music by Pytor Ilyich Tchaikovsky with choreograhy created by Marius Petipa (Acts I and III) and Lev Ivanov (Acts II and IV).

You May Also Like...

The Braunsweg years: Festival Ballet 1949 – 1965
The dance writer, and former dancer, Deborah Weiss is joined in the studio for a special Voices of...
View
David Vaughan
David Vaughan – unparalleled writer on the choreography of Frederick Ashton – catches moments...
View
Joseph Horowitz
Joseph Horovitz explains that his early enthusiasm was for the visual arts, and that it was only...
View