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Casting Announced for Margot, Dame, The Most Famous Ballerina in the World

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May 7, 2019
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Margot Dame The Most Famous Ballerina in the World Cast

Margot Dame The Most Famous Ballerina in the World Cast

Casting has been announced for Margot, Dame, The Most Famous Ballerina in the World which will play at The King’s Head Theatre for two performances as part of the Playmill Season.

The cast features, Abigail Moore as “Margot”, Fanos Xenofos as “Tito”, Louis van Leer as “Alexandro” and Oliver Kaderbhai as “Carlos” and “Sir Ian Henderson”. Margot, Dame, The Most Famous Ballerina in the World will be directed by Robert McWhir, and choreographed by Robbie O’Reilly.

PANAMA 1956. Embroiled in a failed coup to oust the President of Panama, Margot Fonteyn’s husband, Roberto “Tito” Arias escapes Panama and returns to Peru. Margot, however, was arrested and detained for 24 hours in a Panamanian jail. Her protégé, Alexandro, liaises with the British Ambassador, who arranges her release with deportation to New York City.

       

Will she ever see Tito, the love of her life again? Will he ever make her the First Lady of Panama? Will she ever dance again? Will “the Dance World” still love her? The stakes are high. The Press and the British Establishment in stunned disbelief watching the most famous ballerina in the world risk it all for love.

Margot, Dame, The Most Famous Ballerina in the World is at The King’s Head Theatre 17th and 18th July 2019.

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