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Romeo and Juliet

BBC Two
on BBC Two England

from Moscow starring Natalia Bessmirtnova and Mikhail Lavrovsky
The Bolshoi Ballet in this special performance that is being seen in over 100 countries in celebration of the 200th anniversary of the Bolshoi Theatre. Music by SERGEI PROKOFIEV with artists of the BOLSHOI BALLET Artistic director YURI GRIGOROVICH Ballet masters
TAMARA NIKITINA, LEV POSPEHIN Designer PIOTR Williams
ORCHESTRA OF THE BOLSHOI THEATRE conducted by ALGIS SHURAITIS Introduced by Beryl Grey
Programme arranged by LOTHAR BOCK and produced by USSR State committee for Television and Radio in association with BBCtv
Teleclob AG and Director JOHN VERNON

Contributors

Unknown:
Natalia Bessmirtnova
Unknown:
Mikhail Lavrovsky
Music By:
Sergei Prokofiev
Director:
Yuri Grigorovich
Designer:
Piotr Williams
Conducted By:
Algis Shuraitis
Introduced By:
Beryl Grey
Arranged By:
Lothar Bock
Produced By:
Ussr State
Produced By:
John Vernon
Juliet:
Natalia Bessmirtnova
Romeo:
Mikhail Lavrovsky
Mercutio:
Yuri Papko
Tybalt:
Vladimir Levaschev
Paris:
Vladimir Romanenko
Benvolio:
Alexei Zakalinsky
Lord Capulet:
Vladimir Golubin
Lady Capulet:
Irina Krasavina
Nurse:
Tatiana Stepanova
Friar Laurence:
Valery Zholtikov
Duke of Verona:
Yuri Medvedev
Lord Montague:
Ivan Smolzov
Juliet's Friend:
Tatiana Galikova
Troubadour:
Valery Lagunov
Solo Jester:
Shamil Jagudin
Source: Radio Times

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