| Description | Off-air recording. Side A: Analysis of party etiquette, focusing on memories of street parties in the East End at the end of World War II. Side B: Considers the place and value of ballet training in today's society, its attraction for children and physical/psychological hardships. Roope; Clover (contributor). Barbieri; Margaret (contributor). Newman; Miriam (producer). Murray; Jan (dance consultant). Sellors; Tony (producer). Dromgoole; Nicholas (contributor). Clark; Joan (contributor). George; Violet (contributor). Jackson; Kate (contributor). Gibbs; Penny (contributor). Gala; Rose (contributor). Moore; Tom (contributor). Laurence; Roy (contributor). Neal; George (contributor). Ryan; Winnie (contributor). Lyons; Vera (contributor). Pilbeam; Elsie (contributor). Stonebridge; Margaret (contributor). Udal; Dora (contributor). Thackeray; Nora (contributor). Bone; Ivy (contributor). Simmons; Eve (contributor). Castle; Kate (contributor). Macarthur; Angelica (contributor). Thorogood; Alfreda (contributor). Harris; Emma (contributor). Barranger; Nicola (presenter).
Let's Dance! \ 3, 24/3/1998, BBC Radio 4, 14:30:00, 30 mins.
Ballet Dancers Never Die, 17/4/1998, BBC Radio 4, 11:00:00, 30 mins. |