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"In this authoritative biography, Deborah Jowitt explores the life, works, and creative processes of the complex genius Jerome Robbins (1918-1998), who redefined the role of dance in musical theater and is also considered America's greatest native-born ballet choreographer." "Granted unrestricted access to an archive of personal and professional papers that included journals, correspondence, sketches, photographs, production notes, contracts, and more, Jowitt also interviewed more than one hundred performers and others who had collaborated with Robbins. Her book gives insights into his lively…
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2 editions- Paperback · English · 2005Simon & Schuster · 640 pages · 9780684869865
- Hardcover · English · 2004Simon & Schuster · 640 pages · 9780684869858
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