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Veronica Tennant dances with jacques Gorrissen in the National Ballet's production of Coppelia
Veronica Tennant dances with jacques Gorrissen in the National Ballet's production of Coppelia

Veronica Tennant dances with jacques Gorrissen in the National Ballet's production of Coppelia

Date2/9/1975
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Original Toronto Star caption: Veronica Tennant dances with jacques Gorrissen in the National Ballet's production of Coppelia. Stars such as Miss Tennant are audience draws; reader says. She complains the general public has problems finding out who soloists are to be for particular performance.
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National Ballet of Canada's Coppelia Doll called Swanhilda, played by Veronica Tennant, the old fellow is Dr. Coppelius - Jacques Gorrissen
National Ballet of Canada's Coppelia Doll called Swanhilda, played by Veronica Tennant, the old fellow is Dr. Coppelius - Jacques Gorrissen
2/9/1976
Veronica tennant and Tomas Schramek danced the roles of Swanhilda and Franz in Saturday evening's National ballet production of Erik Bruhn's Coppelia (...)
Veronica tennant and Tomas Schramek danced the roles of Swanhilda and Franz in Saturday evening's National ballet production of Erik Bruhn's Coppelia (...)
2/9/1975
Stepping into the shoes of Veronica Tennant and Rudolf Nureyev in National Ballet's production of Sleeping Beauty at O'Keefe Centre Saturday afternoon(...)
Stepping into the shoes of Veronica Tennant and Rudolf Nureyev in National Ballet's production of Sleeping Beauty at O'Keefe Centre Saturday afternoon(...)
10/22/1972
Hot Hot Hot. Principal dancers Veronica Tennant and Raymond Smith perform a steamy pas de deux in the National Ballet's production of Onegin last nigh(...)
Hot Hot Hot. Principal dancers Veronica Tennant and Raymond Smith perform a steamy pas de deux in the National Ballet's production of Onegin last nigh(...)
5/4/1988
Getting in shape for opening of the National Ballet at O'Keefe Centre Wednesday night, prima ballerina Veronica Tennant dances with Jean-Pierre Bonnef(...)
Getting in shape for opening of the National Ballet at O'Keefe Centre Wednesday night, prima ballerina Veronica Tennant dances with Jean-Pierre Bonnef(...)
4/10/1972
National Ballet of Canada's Coppelia Veronica Tennant
National Ballet of Canada's Coppelia Veronica Tennant
2/9/1975
National Ballet of Canada's Coppelia Veronica Tennant and Tomas Schramek
National Ballet of Canada's Coppelia Veronica Tennant and Tomas Schramek
2/9/1975
National Ballet of Canada's Coppelia Veronica Tennant
National Ballet of Canada's Coppelia Veronica Tennant
2/9/1975
Ballet returns to the Forum. The National Ballet's Veronica Tennant and Serge Lavoie performed a pas de deux with the help of the Ontario Place Pops O(...)
Ballet returns to the Forum. The National Ballet's Veronica Tennant and Serge Lavoie performed a pas de deux with the help of the Ontario Place Pops O(...)
7/13/1983
One of the best reasons for attending the National Ballet's Romeo and Juliet is Veronica Tennant's performance as Juliet, says The Star's William Litt(...)
One of the best reasons for attending the National Ballet's Romeo and Juliet is Veronica Tennant's performance as Juliet, says The Star's William Litt(...)
4/19/1972
Tomas Schramek is both a fit Franz and one of the National Ballet's chief male assets, while Veronica Tennant remains the most mischievous of the comp(...)
Tomas Schramek is both a fit Franz and one of the National Ballet's chief male assets, while Veronica Tennant remains the most mischievous of the comp(...)
2/18/1976
Dancing with Veronica Tennant, one of the National Ballet's loveliest sylvan creatures, according to critic William Littler, a kilted Rudolf Nureyeve (...)
Dancing with Veronica Tennant, one of the National Ballet's loveliest sylvan creatures, according to critic William Littler, a kilted Rudolf Nureyeve (...)
10/25/1972