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Mam'zelle Angot-10 July 1951 Evening 7.00pm

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Ballet: Performance details

Company: Sadler's Wells Ballet
Venue: Royal Opera House, Covent Garden, London
Performance status: Revival
Conductor John Hollingsworth
Leader Thomas Matthews
Cast
SCENE I
Mam'zelle Angot Nadia Nerina
A Barber Alexander Grant
The Caricaturist John Field
The Aristocrat Julia Farron
A Government Official John Hart
The Chief of Police Franklin White
Gendarme Paul Reymond
Gendarme Ray Powell
The Butcher Leslie Edwards
The Tailor Henry Legerton
The Bootmaker Douglas Steuart
The Fishwife Margaret Dale
The Florist Jill Gregory
The Seller of Fruit Valerie Taylor
The Seller of Vegetables Dorothea Zaymes
Lady
one of Three Ladies 		Catherine Boulton
Lady
one of Three Ladies 		Anna Carne
Lady
one of Three Ladies 		Jane Shore
Child
one of Two Children 		Angela Walton
Child
one of Two Children 		Deirdre Dixon
Urchins, Market women, etc.
SCENE II
The Officer Alfred Rodrigues
Soldier Kenneth Melville
Soldier William Barrett
Soldier Desmond Doyle
Soldier Philip Chatfield
Soldier Bryan Ashbridge
Soldier Kenneth MacMillan
Guest Rosemary Valaire
Guest Greta Hamby
Guest Lorna Mossford
Guest Christine du Boulay
Guest Rowena Jackson
Guest Wendy Winn
SCENE III
Pirate Leslie Edwards
Pirate Jill Gregory
Savage Henry Legerton
Savage Pauline Clayden
Minstrel Gilbert Vernon
Minstrel Avril Navarre
Officer Alfred Rodrigues
His Lady Jane Shore
Incroyable Ray Powell
Incroyable Douglas Steuart
Merveilleuse Christine du Boulay
Merveilleuse Anne Heaton
Grisette Valerie Taylor
Grisette Dorothea Zaymes
Grisette Anna Carne
Grisette Catherine Boulton
Grisette Fiorella Keane
Grisette Brenda Taylor
Café Proprietor Franklin White
Customers, Musicians, Waiters, Soldiers, etc.
The Covent Garden Orchestra
Notes: In the programme Kenneth MacMillan's surname is spelt 'Macmillan'.
Durations: Entire work: 9.26-10.08pm
Event: Number 3 in Sadler's Wells Ballet mixed programme 10 July 1951
Information source: Royal Opera House programme and stage manager's report for 10 July 1951 (in Royal Opera House Collections)