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	Peter Darrell Trust - the choreographic award
		By far the most exciting and focused project by the Trust to date has been the development of a dream to institute a Peter Darrell Choreographic Award.
		This became a reality in 1997 when it was announced that the Trust had been awarded a grant of £98,498.00 from the Scottish Arts Council's New Direction Lottery Fund towards the cost of creating and establishing the choreographic award and to fund the publication of a book on Peter's work.
		The Award is a platform for emerging choreographers as Peter was particularly keen to foster and encourage choreographic talent.
	www.peterdarrell.org /peterDarrellAward.html (207 words)

	Peter Darrell - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Peter Darrell CBE, a ballet choreographer who founder of the Scottish Ballet, was born at Richmond, Surrey, on September 16, 1929 and died in Glasgow on December 2, 1987.
		Darrell proved to be their best discovery, and from 1951 to 1955 he made a series of skilled and original works there.
		"Peter Darrell was a man of theatre above all else, and his ballets and his artistic judgements never ignored the fact that dancing is not a remote and introspective activity, but an art of the theatre.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Peter_Darrell (548 words)

	Welcome to the Peter Darrell Trust
		As Chairman of the Peter Darrell Trust and on behalf of the Patrons and Trustees, I welcome you to our World Wide Web Site and invite you to find out more about the life and work of Peter Darrell and The Peter Darrell Trust.
		Revival of Peter Darrell¹s 'Jeux' is highlight of the evening at St. John's Smith Square.
		To celebrate the 75th anniversary of Peter Darrell the trust is making available a selected number of his choreographic works.
	www.peterdarrell.org (330 words)

	Barry Kay \| Biography 1956-1965 \| Chronological Professional Development and Activities \| Opera Ballet Sets Costume ...
		Première of The Prisoners; scenery and costumes; choreography Peter Darrel; Western Theatre Ballet; Dartington Festival, Dartington Hall, Devon.
		Première of Bal de la Victoire; scenery and costumes; choreography Darrell; Western Theatre Ballet and Béjart Ballet; Théâtre de la Monnaie, Brussels.
		Peter Darrell and Elizabeth West originally formed Western Theatre Ballet in 1957 in Bristol.
	www.barry-kay-archive.org /BIOGRAPHY/BG_56_65.html (1071 words)

	Interview Questions
		My two brothers, Peter and Jonathan, were 11 and 4 (one month shy of 5), respectively.
		Jonas and Donna had three sons: Peter, Darrell and Jonathan (from oldest to youngest).
		Peter, the oldest, lives in La Jolla, California, where he continues to work on projects related to AIDS that he and Jonas worked on before Jonas' death.
	dot-polio-50.org-247777.namezero.com /docs/InterviewFAQ.html (1770 words)

	Re: [toaster] Suggestions for improving performance
		Darrell, I wasn't that specific in my original post, and for that I apologize.
		The downside to this system is that we need to keep spamassassin/clamav current on two machines, but we have noticed a good performance increase with this system...As 99% of all legitimate e-mails are sent to the MX record with the highest priority, which is our scanner machine.
		Hope this helps, Peter Darrell Strong wrote: Peter, I was reading your post from Shupp toaster page (see below) and was wondering how you resolved the aol problem that is associated with having your gateway email server on your mx record and not your true email server.
	www.mail-archive.com /toaster@shupp.org/msg01393.html (649 words)

	Ballet-Dance Magazine - Scottish Ballet - The Four Temperaments, Soft Underbelly, Five Rückert Songs, 32 ...
		However, despite the impressive lifts and powerful dancing, the piece was robbed of potential impact because of the a lack of emotional connection.
		It was followed by Peter Darrell's poignant "Five Rückert Songs", a series of dances that embody the feelings in Friedrich Rückert's poetry.
		Beautifully sung by mezzo soprano Karen Cargill, the songs are about love, loss and loneliness, and Darrell took these feelings and expressed them his elegant choreography.
	www.ballet-dance.com /200405/articles/ScottishBallet20040414.html (721 words)

	Scotland: Peter Darrell Choreographic Award
		The Award became a reality in 1997 when £98,498.00 was awarded from the Scottish Arts Council’s New Direction Lottery Fund to the Peter Darrell Trust to create the award and a book commemorating the life and work of Peter Darrell.
		To date awards have been presented in 1998, with Scottish Ballet, and 2000 and 2003, with Scottish Dance Theatre.
		The Peter Darrell Choreographic Award is a platform for emerging choreographers as Peter Darrell was particularly keen to foster and encourage choreographic talent.
	www.culturalprofiles.org.uk /scotland/Units/197.html (192 words)

	Ballet-Dance Magazine - Rambert Dance Company - Mahler and Dance - Edinburgh International Festival, Edinburgh
		It is rare to have such a large orchestra to accompany a dance group, but it was an inspired idea, and the orchestra was superb.
		Following "Songs of a Wayfarer" was the premiere of the Rambert Dance Company's new production of Peter Darrell's "Five Rückert Songs." Based loosely Mahler's songs of the same name, the ballet is centered around the reminisces ofa woman coming to terms with her own mortality.
		Originally choreographed in 1978, and one of the centerpieces of the Scottish Ballet repertory, "Five Rückert Songs" is given a passionate new look with richly hued costumes and set by Yolanda Sonnabend.
	www.ballet-dance.com /200410/articles/Rambert20040902.html (944 words)

	TIME.com: Hoffmann Grounded -- Jul 23, 1973 -- Page 1
		With innovative ballet subjects like these, Britain's Peter Darrell has become known over the past decade as a choreographer who was going to be up with the times at all costs.
		Introduced last week at Manhattan's Lincoln Center by the American Ballet Theater, it is a shocker of another sort: an oldfashioned, behind-the-times entertainment that will offend no one, please some of the public, and bore serious balletomanes to distraction.
		Darrell created Hoffmann after moving his London-based Western Theater Ballet to Glasgow in 1970, where it became the government-subsidized (98%) Scottish Theater Ballet.
	www.time.com /time/magazine/article/0,9171,878607,00.html (620 words)

	Leebron reduces lacrosse penalties \| The Rice Thresher (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Lovett College junior Peter Darrell, a team member who prepared the appeal, said he acknowledges the team violated the Alcohol Policy.
		The Alcohol Policy states that student organizations holding events with alcohol on or off campus must take reasonable precautions that alcohol will not be consumed by students not of legal age or by any individual who is already intoxicated.
		Darrell said he was disappointed by the outcome of the appeal.
	the.ricethresher.org /news/2005/03/18/lacrosse_suspensions_reduced (1392 words)

	Elaine MacDonald Biography - Biography.com
		She trained at the Royal Ballet School, joining Western Ballet Theatre in 1964, and moving with the company to Glasgow when it became Scottish Ballet in the late 1960s.
		A dancer of international standard, she created many roles for the choreographer/director Peter Darrell, including Sun into Darkness (1966) and Mary Queen of Scots (1976).
		She was made artistic controller of the company in 1988, and left to teach in 1989.
	www.biography.com /search/article.jsp?aid=9391583 (101 words)

	Scottish Arts Council - Archive - Peter Darrell Award
		Commissions have recently been announced for the 2007 Peter Darrell Choreographic Award.
		It serves as a platform for emerging choreographers and was introduced to commemorate the life and works of the founder of Scottish Ballet, Peter Darrell.
		The Peter Darrell Trust announced the recipients of the 2007 Award in September 2006.
	www.scottisharts.org.uk /1/artsinscotland/dance/projects/archive/peterdarrellaward.aspx (447 words)

	NUT97NOT
		Peter Darrell for the Scottish ballet had Drosselmeyer as a real magician whose accomplices turn into the Snow Queen, Sugar Plum Fairy and Nutcracker Prince.
		The chorus that sings in the snow scene was brought on stage as carolers.
		At La Scala in 1938 Clara and the Nutcracker Prince wrap themselves in white fur coats and continue on their journey in a sleigh pulled by white polar bears.
	www.balletmet.org /Notes/NUT97NOT.htm (6095 words)

	- Dance Connections - Peter Darrell Trust - Glasgow Theatre Ro...
		The Peter Darrell Trust was set up to encourage young new choreographers and this evening saw two of these, Victor Quijada and Beth Cassani get to put on their stuff.
		Now I have to confess, from the very start, that I am no fan of contemporary dance (all that writhing about on the floor and occasional philosophical voiceovers) thus my report will be exceedingly biased.
		Congratulations to the Peter Darrell Trust for staging such an enormously enjoyable evening of dance.
	www.danze.co.uk /dcforum/happening/3542.html (1021 words)

	Re: [toaster] Suggestions for improving performance
		Peter, thanks for getting back to me so quickly.
		This would seem to be opening a can of worms but I'm not sure.
		Thanks Darrell Strong > > > > > > > > Darrell, > I wasn't that specific in my original post, and for that I apologize.
	www.mail-archive.com /toaster@shupp.org/msg01392.html (590 words)

	SFB's Robbins Program - Paul Parish (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Under its founder-director Peter Darrell, Scottish Ballet was one of Britain’s outstanding companies, with a fine and very distinct repertoire admirably performed by a strong team of dancers.
		But after his premature death in 1987 it declined under a series of directors and new policies, alleviated at intervals by revivals of a few Darrell ballets and some Ashton borrowings.
		The most popular, “Fearful Symmetries”, seemed to me too obviously a Forsythe imitation, and not as good as Peter Martins’s treatment of the same John Adams score.
	www.danceviewtimes.com /2006/Winter/11/scottish.html (989 words)

	memories of Peter Darrell
		Herodias with its lavish costumes and use of the spoken word was more about the realisation of a theatrical concept than it was about steps - Peter the producer was equally inspiring as Peter the choreographer.
		The choreography and music so knitted together that time seems suspended and at the end we'd be wrung dry but exhilarated.
		My memory of Wedding Present is Peter's manner which was one of quiet excitement and one felt something special was being created during the rehearsals on tour.
	www.peterdarrell.org /manOfTomorrow_05.html (257 words)

	AAW Forums - Hook Tool for Hollowing End-Grain
		Knowing your inclination to make tools, these are easily within your reach.
		Peter, Darrell Feltmate has an article on making the hook for the hook tool from a masonry nail (I think).
		Trying to pick my old, weak brain - I think there was an article in either the Journal - you could check on the CD that AAW now provides (for $) - or the article was in Fine Woodworking.
	www.woodturner.org /vbforum/showthread.php?p=1955 (701 words)

	Amos ENGLISH - Eugene John ENGLISH
		Child: Donovan Peter ENGLISH Birth: 23 NOV 1957, enrolled as,Red Lake,Chippewa,3/4
		Child: Darrell Peter ENGLISH Birth: 22 NOV 1964, enrolled as,Red Lake,Chippewa,3/4
		Child: Darrell Peter Smith ENGLISH Birth: 12 JUL 1929, enrolled as,Red Lake,Chippewa,"full"
	www.ojibwe.info /RedLake/HTML/people/p00000be.htm (1027 words)

	Letter from London No. 1 - John Percival (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Barbieri staged it well; I wasn’t mad about Yo Kawamura in the title role, but Samantha Camejo showed charm as her rival Blanche, Iselin Bowen brought fun to the garrulous Mrs Dimple (who ends up as Britannia), and the men were not bad at all, led by Jamie Carter and Michell Alysson.
		Tall, pale and fair-haired Carter was a surprising choice to play the lead in Peter Darrell’s “Othello”, but it was a real treat to see this classic dance drama by one of Britain’s best and most shamefully neglected choreographers, handsomely staged by Kenn Burke and well danced by its small cast.
		In passing, let me briefly mention the performance I saw a few weeks ago by Ballet Central, the similar group of senior students from the Central School of Ballet.
	www.danceviewtimes.com /2006/Summer/03/london1.html (989 words)

	About the Artists - "All Premiere" at Pacific Northwest Ballet (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Born in Denmark, Peter Martins studied at the School of the Royal Danish Ballet, danced with Royal Danish Ballet from 1965–1969, and joined New York City Ballet in 1970 as a principal dancer at the invitation of company co-founder George Balanchine.
		Martins' son, Nilas Martins (son of former ballerina and former Royal Danish Ballet associate director Lise la Cour), is a principal dancer at NYCB.
		In 1991, Peter Martins married NYCB principal dancer Darci Kistler.
	www.pnb.org /season/ap-artists.html (1677 words)

	anna paskevska
		Western Theatre Ballet: Pulcinella (Pimpinella) Peter and the Wolf (Peter), Girl in a Mask (Girl) Choreographers: Peter Darrell, Elizabeth West, Wolfgang Brunner, Ronald Wilson
		Old Vic: The Tempest, Choreographer: Peter Wright London Coliseum: Aladdin Choreographer: Robert Helpman BBC Television: Choreographer: Maggie Dale.
		Peter and the Wolf Films: The Golden Disk, Pinewood Studios.
	paskevska.com /cv.html (1402 words)

	Pitch - The Movie
		While at college he met his future wife, Donna Lindsay Calfin, who he married on June 9, 1939.
		They had three children: Peter, Darrell, and Jonathan.
		In 1968, they divorced, and in 1970 Salk married Françoise Gilot, who also had a sister Lorie Postus.
	www.pitch-themovie.com /cast/cast_JonasSalk.html (711 words)

	Peter Darrell, Dancer, Dies at 58 - Free Preview - The New York Times
		Peter Darrell, Dancer, Dies at 58 - Free Preview - The New York Times
		DISPLAYING ABSTRACT - LEAD: Peter Darrell, the English choreographer and artistic director of the Scottish Ballet, died of a hemorrhage Tuesday while awaiting throat surgery at the Ruthhill Hospital in Glasgow.
		Peter Darrell, the English choreographer and artistic director of the Scottish Ballet, died of a hemorrhage...
	select.nytimes.com /gst/abstract.html?res=F40711FF39590C768CDDAB0994DF484D81 (133 words)

	Texas Ballet Theater
		Ms Donovan had the opportunity to work with Sir Anton Dolin, John Gilpin, Hans Brennaa, Peter Darrell, and Domy Reiter-Soffer, as well as many other notable choreographers.
		She also had many works created for her, one of which was called The Playboy of the Western World, featuring music of the Irish group, The Chieftains.
		She joined the staff of Ballet Dallas in 1991, serving as principal ballet mistress/repetiteur, and also instructor of the Dallas Conservatory of Ballet.
	www.texasballettheater.org /about/aboutanna.htm (265 words)

	Artistic Director (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		In 1970, he was awarded a full scholarship to study Classical Russian Ballet in the Vagonova training method at The Academy of the Dance in Wilmington, Delaware under Mme Helene Antonova, Mr.
		Wesley returned to his native Scotland and joined the Scottish Ballet Company under the direction of Peter Darrell, where he danced many soloist and principal roles, touring throughout the UK and appearing in Australia and New Zealand as partner to Prima Ballerina Assoluta Dame Margot Fonteyn of the Royal Ballet.
		Shortly after this tour, he was invited to dance as guest artist with many of the world's renowned companies, and as partner to their ballerinas, where he appeared and danced in Sleeping Beauty, Tales of Hoffman, The Merry Widow, Le Corsaire Pas-de-Deux, Spectre-de-La-Rose, Nutcracker Grand Pas-de-Deux, James in La-Sylphide, and Romeo and Juliet.
	www.academyofthedance.com /Artistic_Director/artistic_director.html (908 words)

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