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Robbins Shows His Roots

By JOEL LOBENTHAL | May 12, 2008

Jerome Robbins was the son of Russian immigrants, and on Friday night, New York City Ballet grouped several of his works to Russian music in a program entitled “Russian Roots.” But the works collected here do not show his roots’ most fruitful aesthetic abundance.

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