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Consultant Admiral Nurse at The Good Care Group and CQC Specialist Advisor. I tweet about dementia, mental health & wellbeing. All views are my own
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Kenneth Bannerman obituary

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By Jane Pritchard
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Kenneth Bannerman, who has died aged 89, danced with Ballet Rambert between 1958 and 1966, and was the first British dancer to take on the role of Basilio, the barber, in Marius Petipa's now well-known Don Quixote, when the company invited Witold Borkowski to stage the ballet in 1962. It is a role generally associated with dancers of the calibre of Rudolf Nureyev, Vladimir Vasiliev or Carlos Acosta, so it says much for Bannerman's talent that in the 1960s it became associated with him.
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ALLEGRA - Latest TV Brighton

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By Jane Pritchard
| Latest Brighton Verified
It’s only part way into Peter Quilter‘s new play that we discover why she is called Allegra. Musical parents bestow upon their children whimsical names, names that perhaps change the way they look at life. And before very long we become perhaps aware of the fact that it is not Allegra at all but allegory. Maureen Lipman is truly splendid in the role. Her balance of reason and craziness is a delight, her ability to captivate the audience and dominate the stage is second to none.
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Keith Hodiak obituary

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By Jane Pritchard
| Inkl
Keith Hodiak in a revival of Deserts, with Marilyn Williams, in the 1970s. Photograph: Alan Cunliffe/Rambert Archive Keith Hodiak, who has died aged 75, danced with Ballet Rambert from 1972 until 1975; he was one of the first Black dancers to perform with a UK national dance company. He joined the company in a period of change, when it was dancing modern works without entirely forsaking its balletic traditions.
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