The Kennedy Center Honors: A Celebration of the Performing Arts

 (2005)

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| Oct 27, 2009
San Francisco Chronicle
In this, Farrell has been eminently successful.....The most intriguing moments:....enduring classical choreography of the century.....From 1961 until 1989 (excluding a five-year exile in Europe), Farrell reigned at New York City Ballet, inspiring several of the finest works of George Balanchine, which means some of the most radical.... ... Full Review

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