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"I'm going tonight to see Murphy/Beloserkovsky/Lopez/Gomes. Last year I saw the Kent matinee and found it a pallid mess, though she was still getting back in shape after having her baby and I've really found my way into Ashton in the past year. My turning point was seeing the film \"Ashton at 100: Fred's Steps\" at the 2006 Dance on Camera festival at Lincoln Center, and I would definitely recommend watching it if you can track it down. As a next step, archival footage of Sibley and Dowell in Thais and Sleeping Beauty's Awakening pas de deux at the Performing Arts Library excel above the contemporary interpretations. \nAshton at 100: Fred’s Steps \nRoss MacGibbon, UK, 2004; 138m \nThis beautifully shot documentary captures an evening of choreography by Sir Frederick Ashton marking his 100th birthday. Featuring the Royal Ballet Company, the film also includes priceless archival footage of rehearsals, interviews with former Royal Ballet stars, and biographical insights into an extraordinary artist.  \nDance performance highlights include “Brahms Waltzes” in the style of Isadora and “Daphnis and Chloe.” "
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