Jonathan O. Swan

Grand Concert

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If the Russians produced a Folies Bergere , it might look like Grand Concert. Although the actors are fully clothed

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"After the play," says William Alfred, a Teaching Fellow in English, "some people felt that they could talk to me

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Something new in the Advocate, an editorial, attacks a prime stigma of our generation--a lack of moral attitude. Although the

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Igor Youskevitch took up dancing at the age of twenty-four and, within a decade, has become the foremost classical ballet

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Unlike painters, most contemporary poets are active in public affairs. William Carlos Williams and Wallace Stevens, to mention a few,

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From Austria, only a massive range of mountains and a four-dollar visa (easily obtainable) separate the American citizen from Yugoslavia.

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In his latest release, J. Arthur Rank has chosen a murderer and a little boy as the core of a

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Considering the few pages which the editors of the Advocate allow themselves in each issue, it is unusual to find

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In his introduction to the movie script of Orpheus, Jean Cocteau says, "in this film there is neither symbol nor

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After seeing its opening performance Monday, I cannot help comparing the Sadler's Wells Theatre Ballet with its parent group which