Timeline of Jerome Robbins' life (1950-1960's)
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- Timeline of Jerome Robbins life (50-60's)
- Collaborations
- In the early 50's, he worked on musicals with high-profile songwriters: 'Call me Madam (1950)' by Irvin Berlin and Ethel Merman
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- Influences
- in 1948, Robbins joined Balanchine's NYC Ballet, as a dancer and choreographer, becoming associate artistic director in 1950.
- He was praised for his performance in humorous works for his characterisation in Balanchine's Prodigal Son (1929)
- Robbins admitted to being a member of the Communist party (1944-1947) and named 8 party members. Many considered this as a dishonourable act.
- New York City Ballet
- Jones Beach with George Balanchine (1950)
- The Cage (1951)
- Pied Piper (1951)
- Age of Anxiety (1950)
- Ballade (1952)
- Afternoon of a Faun (1953)
- Fanfare (1953)
- Quartet (1954)
- The Concert (Or, the Perils of Everybody) (1956)
- Dances af a Gathering (1969)
- in 1948, Robbins joined Balanchine's NYC Ballet, as a dancer and choreographer, becoming associate artistic director in 1950.
- Works
- Musicals (from mid 1950's)
- Co-director of 'The Pajama Game' (1954)
- Bells Are Ringing (1956)
- Peter Pan (1954)
- West Side Story (1961)
- Gypsy (1959)
- Fiddler on the Roof (1964)
- Dances
- The Cage (1951)
- Afternoon of a Faun (1953)
- The Concert (1956)
- Musicals (from mid 1950's)
- Career Development
- in 1958 he formed his own company, Jeorme Robbins' Ballets: USA
- Collaborations
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