I've been looking back through the Dancing Times and have found an article from last year which remains of interest:<P><B>The Success of Schaufuss</B><BR>by Mary Clarke for The Dancing Times<P><BR>The old adage that nothing succeeds like success is clearly demonstrated by the progress Peter Schaufuss has made since he went to Holstebro in Jutland, Denmark, to set up a ballet company there. In four years he has not only built up an enthusiastic audience in the many towns and cities in Denmark where the company performs but also has been offered an entirely new building to house that company and its school in Holstebro and, most recently, has been asked to form a second company, to be based in Aarhus on the eastern side of Jutland — Holstebro is on the west. The local authorities in Aarhus have given a four year grant for the formation of this company which will be independent but run in close association with the company in Holstebro. The companies should be able to join together, perhaps once a year, in a big production involving some 45-40 dancers.<P><A HREF="http://www.dancing-times.co.uk/dancingtimes1101-2.html" TARGET=_blank><B>click for more</B></A><BR>
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