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Performer: Sir Frederick Ashton

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BudapestThe Sleeping Beauty

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Tchaikovsky: The Sleeping Beauty
Marius Petipa; Sir Peter Wright; Sir Frederick Ashton; Hungarian National Ballet; Hungarian National Ballet Institute; David Coleman; Philip Prowse; Peter Teigen

Birmingham20th-Century Masterpieces

Birmingham Royal Ballet
Cohen, Tchaikovsky, Glazunov
Kurt Jooss; George Balanchine; Sir Frederick Ashton; Birmingham Royal Ballet; Royal Ballet Sinfonia

LondonLa Fille mal gardée

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Hérold: La Fille mal gardée
Sir Frederick Ashton; The Royal Ballet; Jonathan Lo; Osbert Lancaster; John B. Read
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ABT presents the classics with slightly uneven results

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ABT offer some outstanding performances in a classical quadruple bill but there was a lack of confidence and uniformity within the corps de ballet. 
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National Ballet of Japan revives Ashton's beloved Cinderella

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The National Ballet of Japan gave an excellent rendition of Sir Frederick Ashton's Cinderella, in spite of many new faces and role debuts.
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Ashton’s La Fille mal gardée: the most joyous of ballets

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If you’re in need of a pick-me-up, get thee to the Royal Opera House and see La Fille mal gardée, a gem of a ballet. There’s a long roster of impressive casts to choose from.
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ParisLa Fille mal gardée

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Hérold: La Fille mal gardée
Sir Frederick Ashton; Ballet de l'Opéra de Paris; Philip Ellis; Osbert Lancaster
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Dreams of Greece: Ravel’s first ballet Daphnis et Chloé

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Ravel’s first ballet Daphnis et Chloé is an overwhelming sensory experience – but its birth as a production choreographed by Mikhail Fokine for the Ballets Russes was not without complications...

Living The Dream: paying homage to Sir Frederick Ashton’s masterpiece

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The original cast of principals – and current interpreters – discuss the joys of working with the late choreographer Sir Frederick Ashton, and the great legacy he has left to today’s dancers.