d'Amboise

[dahn-bwaz]

noun

1. Jacques (Joseph), 1934–2021, U.S. ballet dancer and choreographer.

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“She doesn’t lie to you,” the Broadway performer Charlotte d’Amboise said.

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Lader is typically on retainer for a handful of Broadway shows — at the moment those include “Chicago,” in which D’Amboise has long performed; “Moulin Rouge”; “Spamalot”; and “Sweeney Todd” — seeing any performer who requires coaching.

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Francis recruits Leonardo to join his court at the Château d’Amboise, in the Loire Valley.

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That’s fitting because “Jewels” was Balanchine’s tribute to his dancers of that time: to the enchanting elegance of Violette Verdy and Mimi Paul in “Emeralds”; the insouciant charms and street smarts of Patricia McBride and Edward Villella in “Rubies”; and the grand glamour of Suzanne Farrell and Jacques d’Amboise in “Emeralds.”

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Later, she worked for the National Dance Institute under Jacques d’Amboise.

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