Moiseyev Dance Company
Contributors: Moiseev, Igorʹ, 1906-2007; Gus, Anatoly; Radzhetski, Alexander; Lief, Arthur; Coe, Richard L. (Richard Livingstone), 1914-1995, annotator; Lansbury, Angela, 1925-; Gosudarstvennyĭ ansamblʹ narodnogo tant︠s︡a Soi︠u︡za SSR; John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts (U.S.); Richard L. Coe Theater Programs Collection (Library of Congress)
Published: 1974
Language: eng
Other titles: Gypsy.
Description: The Kennedy Center and S. Hurok present "Moiseyev Dance Company," the state academic ensemble of popular dance of the Soviet Union, artistic director and choreographer: Igor Moiseyev, music director: Anatoli Gus, conductor: Alexander Radzhetski, guest conductor: Arthur Lief.
Notes: Opera House, John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, August, 1974.

Title devised by Library staff.

"Stagebill. Vol. II, no. 12, August 1974"--p. 5.

Cast: Tatiana Afonina, Yuri Alexandrov, Boris Arutunov, Boris Berezin, Nelli Bondarenko, Evgeni Butov, Galina Eliseyeva, Fedor Enikeyev, Anatoli Fedorov, Lev Golovanov, Igor Kalugin, Rudi Khodzhoyan, Nikolai Kosogorov, Stanislav Kulikov, Valentina Kulikova, Victor Lavrukhin, Victor Nikitushkin, Anatoli Novikov, Boris Petrov, Tatiana Salakova, Vicor Sokolov, Alexander Strelkov, Elena Turkanova, Vladimir Uleyanov, Grigori Zhakharov.

LC copy has notations by Coe. Accompanied by playbill advertisement for Angela Lansbury in "Gypsy" at the Kennedy Center Opera House from Aug. 13-31, [1974] and Theatre Guild 1974-75 subscription form.

In: Richard L. Coe Theater Programs Collection (Library of Congress).
Table of contents: title: Program: Summer (from the Russian dance suite "The Seasons"); title: The three shepherds (Adzerbaijan dance); title: Polka over the leg (Estonian dance); title: Zhok (Moldavian suite); title: Old City quadrille; title: Polovetsian dances (from "Prince Igor"); title: Partisans; title: Festival at Kirghiz (a dance suite). Yourta. Dance of the seven maidens. Kalmuk dance. Platter dance. Kiys Kumaiy ("Catch the Maiden"); title: Gypsies (Bessarabian dance); title: Polka for two; title: Gopak (Ukrainian national dance).