Books Like Ballets of today

If you liked Ballets of today by Cyril W. Beaumont, start with Five centuries of ballet design (1939), The mysterious toyshop (1924), and A third primer classical ballet (1967). These recommendations are drawn from the same author, shared genres, and reader overlap on BookOrb.

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1 Five centuries of ballet design 1939 · Cyril W. Beaumont · Same author
2 The mysterious toyshop 1924 · 32 pages · Cyril W. Beaumont · Same author
3 A third primer classical ballet 1967 · 70 pages · Cyril W. Beaumont · Same author
4 The ballet called Giselle 1944 · 141 pages · Cyril W. Beaumont · Same author
5 Sadlers Wells Ballet 1947 · Cyril W. Beaumont · Same author
6 The art of Lydia Lopokova 1920 · 6 pages · Cyril W. Beaumont · Same author
7 The romantic ballet as seen by Théophile Gautier 1932 · 87 pages · Théophile Gautier, Cyril W. Beaumont, Beaumont Press, John Milton and Ruth Neils Ward Collection (Harvard Theatre Collection), Edwin Binney 3rd Collection (Harvard Theatre Collection) · Same author
8 A manual of the theory and practice of classical theatrical dancing 1947 · 220 pages · Cyril W. Beaumont · Same author
9 Puppets and the Puppet Stage 1938 · 144 pages · Cyril W. Beaumont · Same author
10 Three French dancers of the 19th century: Duvernay--Livry--Beaugrand 1935 · 35 pages · Cyril W. Beaumont · Same author
11 Michel Fokine & his ballets 1935 · 170 pages · Cyril W. Beaumont · Same author

Frequently asked questions

What should I read after Ballets of today?

BookOrb recommends Five centuries of ballet design (1939), The mysterious toyshop (1924), A third primer classical ballet (1967), The ballet called Giselle (1944), and Sadlers Wells Ballet (1947).

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Who wrote Ballets of today?

Ballets of today is by Cyril W. Beaumont.