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The first new ballet was Helpmann's pompous Adam Zero on April
10,1946, and then just two weeks later, on April 24, joy of joys,
surprise of surprises, Ashton's Symphonic Variations. Then on April 10 Royal Ballet
itself--it was, of course, still known as Sadler's Wells Ballet and
had only been resident at Covent Garden since February--gave its first
world premiere at the Royal Opera House of Robert Helpmann's
monumentally boring dance drama-epic, Adam Zero, starring himself and
the aforementioned Miss Brae, who was making a busily triumphant return
to the stage after a five-year absence. |
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