The Concert

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The Concert is a comedic ballet choreographed by Jerome Robbins that humorously portrays the fantasies and foibles of a group of concertgoers.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ballet
comic ballet
balletCompanyInRepertoire American Ballet Theatre NERFINISHED
National Ballet of Canada NERFINISHED
New York City Ballet NERFINISHED
Pacific Northwest Ballet NERFINISHED
Paris Opera Ballet NERFINISHED
Royal New Zealand Ballet NERFINISHED
San Francisco Ballet NERFINISHED
The Royal Ballet NERFINISHED
choreographer Jerome Robbins NERFINISHED
choreographicApproach integration of character acting and classical technique
use of mime and exaggerated gesture
composer Frédéric Chopin NERFINISHED
createdBy Jerome Robbins NERFINISHED
createdFor New York City Ballet NERFINISHED
criticalReception considered a classic of comic ballet repertoire
widely praised for its humor
depicts audience behavior
concertgoers
daydreams and fantasies
social foibles
genre comedy
comic ballet
hasCharacterType assorted eccentric audience members
ballet dancers as concertgoers
domineering wife
dreamy audience member
pianist
timid husband
hasSection fantasy sequences of audience members
mistake waltz
umbrella scene
hasStyle neoclassical ballet
language none (wordless ballet)
notableFeature character-based comedy
parody of classical ballet conventions
slapstick humor
parodies ballet corps de ballet formations
concert etiquette
romantic ballet stereotypes
premiereCity New York City NERFINISHED
premiereCompany New York City Ballet NERFINISHED
premiereCountry United States NERFINISHED
premiereDate 1956
premiereVenue New York City Center NERFINISHED
structure series of comic vignettes
usesMusicBy Frédéric Chopin NERFINISHED

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Jerome Robbins notableWork The Concert