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Comparing Swan Lake to The Tales of Beatrix Potter.
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Comparing Swan Lake to The Tales of Beatrix Potter I am going to be comparing Jeremy Fisher from The Tales of Beatrix Potter to the cygnets in Swan Lake. In both dances, there are many similarities and differences. The Tales of Beatrix Potter was performed by the Royal Ballet, choreographed by F. Ashton, the composer was John Lanchbery and the set designer was Christine Edzard. The section with Jeremy Fisher is about a frog whom is very happy when it starts to rain because he can go fishing. Jeremy fisher is not so happy when a fish pulls him into the water and he thinks he's broken his bones. It starts off with Jeremy sitting down reading his newspaper, when it starts to rain. He jumps for joy, and then for some time he dances with a succession of different jumps. He then goes into his house to get his...
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