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| When he became a priest in 1841, Don Bosco--"Father Bosco" in Italian--dedicated himself to helping the poor, ragged boys he met in the streets of Turin. YOU CAN IMAGINE what the past 20 years have been like for Don Johnston. Think "dance" at the same time you think Don Quixote and something virtuosic springs to mind, most likely, the Petipa-Minkus ballet, a sunny comedy with farcical elements. |
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