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Oct 30, 2026

Lara Bianca PilcherGUEST
9:15
So he's been working with elite artists, getting their bodies and minds.
Lara Bianca PilcherGUEST
9:18
I mean, London, he was with Royal Ballet and Coldplay and these kind of big bands.
Lara Bianca PilcherGUEST
9:23
And for him, where we were in California, he couldn't access that level.
Lara Bianca PilcherGUEST
9:28
So he came to Atlanta, and he spent the last four years training American physical therapists for Broadway tour fellows.
Stephen MartinCORRESPONDENT
5:03
Tickets are £16.
Stephen MartinCORRESPONDENT
5:05
And the film production of Manon by the Royal Ballet and Opera gets a screening on Thursday night in East Meon.
Stephen MartinCORRESPONDENT
5:11
Tickets are £15.
Stephen MartinCORRESPONDENT
5:12
There's a bar and it all takes place at East Meon Village Hall from 7pm.
Stuart MacGillGUEST
39:14
Now, on these Ashes tours, I knew that you could get invited anywhere on an Ashes tour.
Stuart MacGillGUEST
39:20
So I went to the Royal Ballet.
Stuart MacGillGUEST
39:22
I went to see about five concerts.
Stuart MacGillGUEST
39:24
I went to see Lenny Kravitz.
Patricia LintonHOST
1:53
For this episode, I'm joined today by Jay Jolley.
Patricia LintonHOST
1:58
Jay was a principal dancer with Festival Ballet and then the Royal Ballet for many years.
Patricia LintonHOST
2:03
He was then company manager for Birmingham Royal Ballet before teaching for the Royal Ballet School and then becoming its assistant director.
Patricia LintonHOST
2:11
Jay is going to talk about his memories of Alexander Grant.
Patricia LintonHOST
2:15
Jay, thanks so much for coming in.

14 MINS LATER

Alexander GrantSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
15:50
So I was then asked to join the company in September.
Alexander GrantSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
15:57
And I'd only arrived in February.
Alexander GrantSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
16:00
And I joined the Royal Ballet in September.
speaker_1CORRESPONDENT
1:46
Tomorrow evening, Richard Brickle's quiz starts at the half moon from half past seven.
Keri JonesHOST
1:51
At Motcombe Memorial Hall, the Royal Ballet's Manon is broadcast live from Covent Garden.
Keri JonesHOST
1:57
Kenneth Macmillan's ballet follows a young woman torn between love and the promise of wealth, with increasingly devastating consequences.
Keri JonesHOST
2:05
Doors open at seven, the performance starts at quarter to eight and runs for three hours and ten minutes with two intervals.

43 MINS LATER

Keri JonesHOST
45:22
If you're interested, email your CV and a short introduction to the2brewersshaftsbury at gmail.com or pop into the pub on St James Street.
speaker_22CORRESPONDENT
45:36
I'm Darling at 7.45pm. Head to St Mary's Church for Squashbox Theatre in Curious Creatures from 10.30pm. And over in Pound Arts in Corsham, it's The Man Who Laughs.
speaker_22CORRESPONDENT
46:13
That's the 1928 silent film with live piano score by Meg Morley from 7.30pm. Over at the Porn Exchange in Dorchester, it's Poetry to Song with local poets, composers and singers from 7.00pm. And over at the Lighthouse in Poole, it's Cinema with Manon from the Royal Ballet at 7.15pm. You can also see Angel Exit in Betty and the Yeti at various times and Cinema with Shaun the Sheep, the Beast of Mossy Bottom from 4.
speaker_22CORRESPONDENT
46:39
Over at St Thomas' Church in Salisbury at CV, the Brodsky Quartet and Willard White on Bass Baritone.
Jan WallsCORRESPONDENT
1:33
Richard Brickle's quiz starts at the half moon from half past seven on Tuesday.
Jan WallsCORRESPONDENT
1:38
At Motcombe Memorial Hall, the Royal Ballet's Manon, Kenneth Macmillan's 1974 ballet to music by Jules Massonet, is broadcast live from Covent Garden.
Jan WallsCORRESPONDENT
1:48
Doors open at seven.
Jan WallsCORRESPONDENT
1:49
The performance starts at quarter to eight and runs for three hours and ten minutes with two intervals.
Andrea ZiegelmanGUEST
26:14
And I've actually never taken class in London either, although Marianela Nunez is like my, you know, idol as a ballet dancer.
Andrea ZiegelmanGUEST
26:23
So taking class, you know, somewhere in London or Royal Ballet, that would also be a dream to do that.
Elizabeth BlossfieldHOST
26:30
Yeah, that would be a dream come true.
Elizabeth BlossfieldHOST
26:31
I've never done that either.
JujHOST
27:41
you're talking about.
JujHOST
27:42
Carlos Acosta, Royal Ballet.
JujHOST
27:44
And that killed, like, two and a half hours, which was awesome.
JujHOST
27:48
Then I watched, like, another dumb movie, 22 Jump Street, and I was fine.
ScottHOST
55:44
Yes, Francesca Hayward.
ScottHOST
55:45
She is the lead ballerina, I believe, of the Royal Ballet,
Allan MottGUEST
55:49
I think.
Allan MottGUEST
55:49
Yes.
ScottHOST
56:24
Yeah.
ScottHOST
56:24
Yeah.
ScottHOST
56:25
And Stephen McRae, who who is Skimbleshanks, he's also a ballerina with the Royal Ballet.
ScottHOST
56:32
Yeah.
Lucinda DegerlundHOST
4:03
Did you know that? No.
Lucinda DegerlundHOST
4:06
2006 Royal Ballet.
Lucinda DegerlundHOST
4:09
Oh,
Robert MarshHOST
4:09
great.

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