Suzanne Farrell & Arthur Mitchell performing the pas de deux from Balanchineās Agon for American television
New York City Ballet (1966)
š· Martha Swope

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Suzanne Farrell & Arthur Mitchell performing the pas de deux from Balanchineās Agon for American television
New York City Ballet (1966)
š· Martha Swope

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SLAUGHTER ON TENTH AVENUE by George Balanchine
Suzanne Farrell & Arthur Mitchell
New York City Ballet (1968)
š· Martha Swope
Twisted Comfort
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After a miscarriage, Rita falls into deep grief and withdraws from life. Dexter struggles to comfort her, unable to fully understand her pain. Rita joins a grief group and meets Arthur, who gains her trust by validating her anger. He manipulates her into believing some people deserve punishment and coerces her into helping kill a woman he claims ended her pregnancy.
Dexter grows suspicious of Ritaās behavior and links her to the crime through a necklace. He tracks her down, discovers Arthurās influence, and kills him after learning he manipulated Rita.
Later, Dexter reveals the truth: the victim had actually suffered a miscarriage, just like Rita. Devastated, Rita realizes she was used. Though both are emotionally broken, Dexter and Rita stay together, finding a fragile connection in their shared trauma.
Arthur Mitchell as Puck in George Balanchineās āA Midsummer Nightās Dreamā, 1962
Arthur Mitchell became the first african american permanent dancer for The New York City Ballet
"The myth was that because you were black that you could not do classical dance. I proved that to be wrong."

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Arthur Mitchell photographed by Martha Swope, 1957
Arthur Mitchell became the first african american permanent dancer for The New York City Ballet
"The myth was that because you were black that you could not do classical dance. I proved that to be wrong."
Arthur Mitchell and Diana Adams in Balanchineās ballet Agon, New York City Ballet, Photo by Martha Swope, 1957
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