Jerome Robbins: His Life, His Theater, His Dance

Deborah Jowitt · Simon & Schuster · 2004 · intermediate

A choreographer's biography that explains how Robbins actually built his dances.

About the author

The author was a dance critic with documented experience watching Robbins's work firsthand, which positions this as insider testimony rather than secondary research. The specificity about choreographic construction suggests either extensive archival work, access to rehearsal notes, or interviews with dancers and collaborators, though the exact nature of the author's sources cannot be confirmed from the information provided.

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