Marcia Haydée

So come." So I went over the Easter time.

I went to Stuttgart, and I saw John Cranko choreograph for Marcia Haydée, one of the great- greatest ballerinas of all times, and I was blown away, completely, completely blown away.

So of course I said, "With greatest pleasure." Then, uh, I finished my studies in, uh, London.

I came to Prague in this incredible August 1968, and I was in Prague for about, um, week.

Here's the orchestra.

Here's the stage.

Go, do." And I made my first sort of professional work on two of the greatest dancers of that time, Marcia Haydée and Richard Cragun, and it was called, uh, Kommen und Gehen.

Mm-hmm.