Nijinsky and film

Article Abstract:

Russian dancer Vaslav Nijinsky, who lived from 1889 to 1950, was regarded as the greatest dancer of his time but there are no known film clips of his performances. There are many still photographs, however. Lack of film is ironic and sad because opportunities existed for filming, Nijinsky believed in the value of filming dancers, and was an associate of filmmaker Charlie Chaplin.

United States, Personalities, Media coverage, Dancers

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Re-visioning Vaslav

Article Abstract:

Issues related to the achievement of early 20th century ballet dancing legend Vaslav Nijinsky are examined, focusing on what photographs of the dancer reveal about his artistic talent and physical traits.

Behavior

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New York

Article Abstract:

The Ice Theatre of New York gave special attention to ice skating after the Canadian ice dance champion, Moira North. Various ice skating performances by some of the greatest directors are presented.

Forecasts, trends, outlooks, New York, Forecasts and trends, Market trend/market analysis, Performances, Ice skating

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