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Gillian Lynne. Part 1 of 3

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  • Type

    sound

  • Duration

    01:19:58

  • Shelf mark

    C1142/292

  • Subjects

    Dancers

  • Recording date

    2010-03-22

  • Interviewees

    Lynne, Gillian (female)

  • Interviewers

    Barbour, Sue (speaker, female)

  • Description

    Gillian Lynne, dancer and choreographer. Cone Ripman school. Ninette de Vallois. John Gilpin. Babes in the Woods. Molly Lake. Mona Inglesby. Dear Octopus. Papillon. South Pacific. Checkmate. E.N.S.A. Leonide Massine. The Three-cornered Hat. Charles Henry. Val Parnell. Peep Show. Vera Lynne. Pauline Grant. The London Palladium. Errol Flynn. The Master of Ballantrae. Malcolm Goddard. Norman Evans. Betty Jumel. Terry Thomas. Music at Ten. The Billy Cotton Band Show. Perry Como. Rudolph Cartier. Salome. A Midsummer Night’s Dream. Wilfred Pickles. Revue. Collage. The Owl and the Pussycat. Edinburgh Festival. Frankie Vaughan. Bernard Delfont. Robert Nesbitt. Rickie Fulton and Jack Milroy. Five Past Eight. David Merrick. Anthony Newley. Leslie Bricusse. The Roar of the Greasepaint. Pickwick. Jacques Lecoq. Peter and the Wolf. Cats. Symphonic Variations. The Merry Widow. Peter Graves. Newcastle United. Lindsay Dolan. Jo-Anne Robinson. Phantom of the Opera. Andrew Lloyd Webber. [Interview recorded at the BL].

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