<p>In part two of my conversation with Allison, we dig deeper into the power of television. I believe this is the start of a much deeper conversation of how the art of ballet is being impacted, perceived and produced in the media.</p>












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In part two of my conversation with Allison, we dig deeper into the power of television. I believe this is the start of a much deeper conversation of how the art of ballet is being impacted, perceived and produced in the media. Ballet Initiative Podcast RSS

<p>In part two of my conversation with Allison, we dig deeper into the power of television. I believe this is the start of a much deeper conversation of how the art of ballet is being impacted, perceived and produced in the media.</p>












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Allison Debona: Part Two

For centuries, ballet has captivated audiences the world over. From its humble beginnings in the courtyards of Italy and France, to the great stages of the eastern and western worlds, ballet has secured its position among great paintings, literature, music and sculpture. Join Emmy Award winning producer Christian Cudnik for a look at this centuries old art form. Learn about it's traditions, etiquette, teaching and significant artists.

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