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4/27/80 - Philadelphia - Nureyev receives a Doctor of Arts degree from the Philadelphia College of the Performing Arts. 5/4/80 - New York - ABT: 40th Anniversary performance - RN danced Giselle Act II with Fracci. 5/6/80 - Rights of RN biography sold to Sperling & Kupfer. 6 -7/80 - London - Nureyev Festival: Festival Ballet - Sleeping Beauty and Romeo and Juliet; Zurich Ballet - Don Quixote, Gentil'homme, Rubies. 7/7-8/80 - Italy - Arena Sferisterio Macerata XVI Stagione Lirica - Giselle - Rudolf Nureyev and Irina Evdokimova. 7/15 - 26/80 - New York - Berlin Ballet: The Idiot, Miss Julie, Five Tangos; at the Metropolitan Opera. 7/80 - Nashville - Filming of TV program "Invitation to the Dance" with Julie Andrews 7/18/80 - New York - Report that Nureyev resigned from Metropolitan Opera's production of "Parade" due to problems with director Dexter. 8/80 - Washington - Berlin Ballet on tour. 8/80 - Macerata - Ballet du Rhin: Giselle with Evdokimova. 9/26/80 - Milan - Don Quixote with Fracci 10/15/80 to 11/1/80 - Vienna - Vienna State Opera: RN's Sleeping Beauty premiered (following "lazy and fat" quote); also short program with Wayfarer and Five Tangos. 11/6 - 23/80 - New York - Nureyev & Friends, Boston Ballet: staged by Pierre Lacotte's La Sylphide after Taglione with Thesmar et al; at the Uris. 11/80 - London - BBC - TV: RN hosted and danced in "Aureole". 11/17/80 - USA - PBS - TV: "Dance in America" - Tribute to Nijinsky with Joffrey: Spectre, Faun, Petrushka 11/30/80 - USA - ABC - TV: "An Invitation to the Dance" with Julie Andrews 12/80 - Florence - ? Giselle with Fracci at the Teatro Comunale. 12/20/80 - Milan - La Scala: RN's Romeo & Juliet, at Rome Opera. 1/81 - Genoa - Zurich Ballet: Giselle with Morishita. 2/20/81 - Paris - Performance in honor of Yves Saint Laurent (for new fragrance Kouros): Apollo, Spectre, Faun - at the Opera Comique. 3/15/81 - Milan - La Scala: premiere of Marco Spada. 3/20/80 - Rome - Rome Opera: Giselle with Fracci 3/81 - Paris - Paris Opera: Don Quixote and La Sylphide - at the Opera and the Theatre
des Champs Elysees. Patel - Queen of Dryads.
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