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<strong>People</strong><br />
12 Altynai Asylmuratova<br />
CATHERINE PAWLICK calls in on the former Kirov<br />
ballerina who now directs the Vaganova Academy<br />
16 Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui<br />
MAGGIE FOYER catches up with the Belgian<br />
choreographer<br />
53 Obituary<br />
Todd Bolender, artistic director, Kansas City Ballet<br />
54 Mikko Nissenen<br />
TIM MARTIN meets Boston Ballet’s Finnish director<br />
<strong>Regulars</strong><br />
6 Entre Nous<br />
11 Editorial<br />
21 Letters<br />
45 AUDITIONS<br />
65 Performance<br />
Diary<br />
70 <strong>People</strong> Page<br />
Photos: Vaganova Academy, Tony Higgins, Bill Cooper<br />
Contents<br />
<strong>Features</strong><br />
20 The Credentials Bait<br />
VANINA and DENNIS WILSON question whether university<br />
programmes are valid for dancers who want to dance<br />
26 What are they looking for<br />
Bertrand d’At, Janet Smith, Mehmet Balkan, Ted Brandsen,<br />
Victor Ullate and Wayne Eagling advise on auditions<br />
43 The Fall of Milosevic<br />
Random dancer CLAIRE CUNNINGHAM shares<br />
a moment in history<br />
38 Punters on Rosas<br />
Audience comments on a <strong>Dance</strong> Umbrella programme<br />
59 Critics and the Public<br />
Contrasting views on the Dutch National Ballet<br />
69 Japanese Summary<br />
YUKI NAGANO translates some of the<br />
highlights in this issue<br />
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Performances<br />
22 Pulcinella, Apollo, Firebird and Romeo<br />
DEBORAH WEISS hankers for a less familiar rep but<br />
praises BRB’s dancers<br />
32 Cervantes in Toulouse<br />
FRANÇOIS FARGUE applauds Ballet du Capitole’s Don Q<br />
34 Dutch National in London<br />
EMMA MANNING on triumphs from Amsterdam<br />
36 Umbrella<br />
ELIZABETH OLD, JOEL STUBBS and MAGGIE FOYER<br />
round up the second part of Val Bourne’s last Umbrella<br />
40 N.O.W. dance Saar<br />
JAMES WOODALL visits a “natural, objective, wakeful”<br />
happening in Germany’s South West<br />
51 Ca<strong>Dance</strong> in The Hague<br />
ALI MAHBOUBA goes along with his intuition...<br />
56 Dodge, Kieffer & Elo<br />
TIM MARTIN at large in New York<br />
Ballet du Capitole - Maria Gutierrez and Breno Bittencourt in Don Quixote.<br />
Photo: Patrice Nin<br />
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