#belinda wright

[dance-world]

Belinda Wright, John Gilpin, Anita Landa, and Wolfgang Brunner in “Alice in Wonderland.” First given by Festival Ballet at the Pavilion, Bournemouth, on July 2, 1953. Ballet in two acts, adapted from the book by Lewis Carroll. Music by Joseph Horovitz. Decors and costumes by Kenneth Rowell. Choreography by Michael Charnley. Photo by Serge Lido.

[adelphe]

Belinda Wright and Christopher Gable rehearsing Flower Festival at Genzano

The Art of the Royal Ballet by Keith Money, 1966

[softlysimmering]

I see no difference

(Photo by Belinda Wright/National Geographic, artwork by JKR herself)

[still-she-haunts-me-phantomwise]

Dance and Dancers magazine with Belinda Wright as Alice on the cover. I am interested in the 1954 televised broadcasting of the program so I got this. There’s no noteworthy Alice features inside though, the ballet is only mentioned a couple times. I will scan the cover though. This is only worth getting if you’re interested in really obscure Alices like me.

[adelphe]

Belinda Wright and Christopher Gable rehearsing for Flower Festival at Genzano

The Art of the Royal Ballet by Keith Money, 1966

[adelphe]

Belinda Wright and Christopher Gable rehearse for Flower Festival at Genzano

The Art of the Royal Ballet by Keith Money, 1966

[adelphe]

Belinda Wright and Christopher Gable rehearsing for Flower Festival at Genzano

The Art of the Royal Ballet by Keith Money, 1966

[dance-world]

Belinda Wright, John Gilpin, Anita Landa, and Wolfgang Brunner in “Alice in Wonderland.” First given by Festival Ballet at the Pavilion, Bournesmouth, on July 2, 1953. Ballet in two acts, adapted from the book by Lewis Carroll. Music by Joseph Horovitz. Decors and costumes by Kenneth Rowell. Choreography by Michael Charnley. Photo by Serge Lido. Seriously creepy!