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  1. ....needs Mr. DigLev
    To produce ~

    ~ Fifth Avenue Gold Coast:
    A Pee Promenade ~

    * A New Ballet, a Pet Parade *
    Performance
    By Ballets Russes ~
    Satie & Picasso, 2!
    _________________________________________
    ~ Just A Ballet Realiste
    On a subject by Jean Cocteau ~
    _________________________________________
    Choreography by Léonide Mssine!
    Décor by Pablo Picasso!
    Music by Satie!
    _________________________________________
    Orchestration features a typewriter,
    A siren,
    And a pistol!
    _________________________________________
    A Morning Wood Production
    Shakespeare's Globe Theatre
    West Edge Off Center
    _________________________________________
    * Dogging Arts * Fogging Minds * It's a Star *
    _________________________________________
    Programe Notes:

    " The remarkable writer and all-round artistic gadfly Jean Cocteau, who was the
    inspirational figure behind the group of French composers called " Les Six”
    (which included Milhaud and Poulenc), was a collaborator in the creation of
    numerous musical works. He provided the text for Stravinsky's Oedipus Rex , and
    took part as narrator and/or director in performances of some of that
    composer's other works. It was Cocteau who devised the scenario for Parade,
    which may not be Satie's "greatest” work or his "most important” one, but
    has come to be regarded as his most representative one. The premiere was given
    by the Ballets Russes under Diaghilev's personal direction at the Théâtre du
    Châtelet on May 18, 1917, with choreography by Léonide Mssine and décor by
    Pablo Picasso."

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    mposition_id=2460

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