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“It is because of Todd Bolender, Janet Reed, and dancers like them that ballet in America is what it is today,” the late Edward Bigelow told his lunch guest at a restaurant near Lincoln Center in 2008, after asserting that Bolender’s greatest achievement had been the establishment of Kansas City Ballet as a major regional company....
University Press of Florida
Martha Ullman West
Todd Bolender, Janet Reed, and the Making of American Ballet
2022
Title: Afterword
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“It is because of Todd Bolender, Janet Reed, and dancers like them that ballet in America is what it is today,” the late Edward Bigelow told his lunch guest at a restaurant near Lincoln Center in 2008, after asserting that Bolender’s greatest achievement had been the establishment of Kansas City Ballet as a major regional company.
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