Period 2 1974-1986 Flashcards

1
Q

What award did Bruce receive in 1974?

A

Evening Standard Award for his combined achievements as a dancer and choreographer.

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2
Q

When was John Chestworth appointed artistic director?

When was Bruce appointed associate artistic director?

When did Norman Morrice step down as artistic director?

A

All 1974

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3
Q

What galas were held?

A

50th anniversary gala held at Sandler Wells Theatre, London - 1976
Marie Rambert memorial gala held at Sandler Wells Theatre, London - 1983
60th anniversary gala held at Sandler Wells Theatre, London - 1986

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4
Q

What aired on BBC 1 in 1978?

What film and who by premiered in 1978?

A

A documentary about Bruce ‘Omnibus Voice of Children’

‘Dancer’ by John Chestworth at River Studios, London

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5
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Who became the companies music director in 1978?

A

Charles Darden

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6
Q

What year did Bruce step down as associate artistic director and what to become instead?

A

1979

To embark a career as a freelance choreographer

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7
Q

What work did Tetley premiere in 1979? And what did he chose to do?

A

The Tempest at Germany festival

- chose to make his evening work of Ballet Rambert

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8
Q

Who was appointed resident choreographer in 1980?

And what did they introduce?

A

Richard Alston
Following his success of Bell High, his first creation for the company
Cunningham style

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9
Q

When did Chestworth step down as AD?

A

1980

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10
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When did Bruce become associate choreographer?

A

1980

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11
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When did Robert North become Artistic Director?

A

1981

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12
Q

When was Ghost Dances premiered? Who was director?

A

1981 Christopher Bruce

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13
Q

When did Marie Rambert die?

A

1982 12 June

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14
Q

What was the companies first educational film?
When?
What works did it illustrates? WHAT DOES THIS MEAN??

A

‘Different Steps’
1985
Wildlife (Richard Alston) Death in the Madien (Robert North)

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15
Q

When did North step down at artistic director who replaced him in the same year?

A

1986

Richard Alston

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16
Q

Wildlife - Richard Alston
Death in the Marien - Robert North
Premiered in the same year - what year?

A

1984

17
Q

What was the first Merce Cunningham work to enter the repitore?

A

‘Finding Sixes’

18
Q

In 1983 Rambert School of ballet merged with who to form what?

A

Merged with Rambert Acadmey to form Ballet Rambert School

19
Q

What year did they change their name to 1983?

A

Ballet Rambert School

20
Q

What audience was North’s repitore popular towards?

A

Both home and abroad audiences

21
Q

What value of Morrices did Chestworth continue as AD?

How was this different when North became AD?

A

Inviting overseas choreographers and promoting new works

North focused on choreography from himself, Bruce and Alston and only a few overseas.

22
Q

In Period 2 (1974-86) focused on a few choreographers
List them.
Therefore what was developing at the company?

A

North, Bruce, Alston

Diversity was developing at Ballet Rambert due to the broad range of choreography.

23
Q

What were works like in Period 2 (1974-86)?

A

works were varied in style due to the variety of different choreographers
- had narrative
And so the works were more popular

24
Q

Alston recreated his version of what work? And who was it dedicated to?

A

Rite of Spring

Dedicated to Marie Rambert