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On Sunday, I saw a classic example of Jerome Robbins' choreography in Fiddler on the Roof and now he's the subject of a documentary on PBS airing Wednesday as part of the American Masters series. It's also being released on DVD on March 31.
Jerome Robbins: Something to Dance About is narrated by Ron Rifkin (Uncle Saul on ABC's Brothers and Sisters).
"I think most Broadway choreographers would tell you they owe a debt to Robbins," says producer/director Judy Kinberg. "He was instrumental in elevating the musical to an American art form."
Set those DVRs and as always, check local listings.
2 comments:
This is an absolutely terrific documentary.
Thanks, Sarah. I've got it on the DVR and I'm looking forward to watching it this weekend!
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