bedel
| Alternative spelling of beadle. |
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| It had clearly been lovingly carded out by Jean Bedells, the ballet mistress at the time, and Pauline Clayden, who many, many times danced Fonteyn's role as the Leading Child of Light, helped by Pamela May, who superbly created her own role in the ballet's 1940 premiere. The selections gave some idea of the range of her work, thanks to the retentive memories of two of her former dancers, Jean Bedells and Pamela May. The Royal Academy of Dancing (RAD) was founded in 1920 in England by four distinguished ballet teachers: Adeline Genee, Tamora Karsavina, Phyllis Bedells and Edouard Espinosa. |
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