
Voices of British Ballet tells the story of dance in Britain through conversations with the people that built its history. Choreographers, dancers, designers, producers and composers describe their part in the development of the artform from the beginning of the twentieth century.
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| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 62 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | HistoryArtsPerforming Arts | |||

This interview is a reminder of how lucky we in Britain have been with our great choreographers – in this case Christopher Bruce. Talking to Deborah Weiss, dance writer, editor and former first soloist with London Festival Ballet, Kevin Richmond also... more
The second in our series of special episodes to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the founding of Ninette de Valois’ Academy for Choregraphic Art in March 1926, and to mark 25 years since de Valois' death. Patricia Linton talks to Dr Anna Meadmore, ... more
Jill Tookey, the founder of National Youth Ballet of Great Britain (NYB), in conversation here with Frank Freeman, explains how she set about it, and what her vision was. She gives a breathtaking insight into how all the different and necessary stran... more
Here, Patricia Thorburn throws a little light on finding jobs with Patricia Linton, founder and director of Voices of British Ballet. The interview, which was recorded in 2003, is introduced by dance historian Jane Pritchard.
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These wonderful podcasts are such a vibrant way to capture the history of British Ballet - I love hearing the eclectic interviews, each bringing a particular perspective, and carefully contextualised with skill, knowledge and sensitivity. So many insights which complement and bring to life and illuminate this part of dance history. A huge thank you to everyone involved.
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A history-forward series centered on Britain's ballet ecosystem, featuring in-depth conversations with dancers, choreographers, historians, designers, and administrators. Episodes weave archival context, personal memories, and backstage anecdotes to illuminate how institutions like the Royal Ballet and Sadler's Wells shaped the art form across the 20th century, with occasional focus on trailblazing initiatives around diversity and education. Known for scholarly rigor, nuanced storytelling, and a respect for archival detail, the show is likely to appeal to listeners who love dance history, performance culture, and the people behind iconic productions.
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Recent guests on Voices of British Ballet include:
1. Anna Meadmore
2. Jill Tookey
3. Patricia Thorburn
4. Irina Baronova
5. Rowena Jackson
6. Philip Chatfield
7. Anne Heaton
8. Dame Monica Mason
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