Morrice in the development of Rambert

What ballet company did Norman Morrice join in 1953?

Ballet Rambert, Britain's first ballet company.

What was the first piece choreographed by Norman Morrice?

Two Brothers, a modern-dress drama about sibling jealousy.

In what year did Norman Morrice choreograph 'Two Brothers'?

1958

What American dance technique did Morrice study at Martha Graham's school?

Graham Technique.

What role did Norman Morrice take on at Ballet Rambert upon his return from the US?

Principal choreographer.

What is the title of Morrice's 1959 ballet that depicts a man's struggle with a heavy cross?

Hazaña, meaning 'Achievement'.

Which ballet was choreographed by Morrice in 1961?

A Place in the Desert.

What year marked Morrice's appointment as Associate Artistic Director of Ballet Rambert?

1966.

What type of company did Morrice restructure Ballet Rambert into?

A small-scale group of soloists embracing modern dance techniques.

What was the name of the children’s show devised under the direction of Norman Morrice?

Bertram Batell’s Side Show.

What was the significance of the title 'Bertram Batell's Side Show'?

It was an anagram of Ballet Rambert.

How many works did Morrice choreograph for Ballet Rambert?

18 works.

Which renowned choreographer did Morrice invite to work with Ballet Rambert?

Glen Tetley.

What was the impact of American companies on Ballet Rambert according to Morrice?

They sparked a taste for modern dance.

What is one of the works choreographed by Morrice in 1971?

'That is the show'.

What festival showcased 'Two Brothers' in the United States?

Jacob’s Pillow dance festival.

What year did Norman Morrice serve as Artistic Director of Ballet Rambert?

1970-1974.