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Gemze de Lappe
Gemze de Lappe (born February 28, 1922, Portsmouth, Virginia)〔(【引用サイトリンク】url=http://www.filmreference.com/film/38/Gemze-de-Lappe.html )〕 is an American dancer who worked very closely with Agnes de Mille and was frequently partnered by de Mille's favorite male dancer, James Mitchell.
Originally trained by Irma Duncan and Michel Fokine, de Lappe began her career in Fokine's company. Her Broadway musical theatre performance credits include Simon of Legree in the original production of ''The King and I'' (also in the film version), ''Paint Your Wagon'' (Donaldson Award winner), Juno, and The American Dance Machine. She also appeared in the original West End and first national companies of ''Oklahoma!'', dancing the iconic role of Laurey in the 'Dream Ballet'. In the early 1950s, she briefly formed part of a dance team with Dean Crane.〔"Via the Grapevine", ''Dance Magazine'' 24.9 (September 1950): 8.〕 De Lappe's long concert dance career included engagements with American Ballet Theatre and the Agnes de Mille Dance Theatre. For several years, she was a professor of dance at Smith College, and has held a number of visiting appointments since her nominal retirement. In 1989, Niagara University awarded her an honorary doctorate.
De Lappe remains active as a choreographer and teacher, but is especially well known for reconstructing the work of de Mille, Isadora Duncan, and Jerome Robbins. She recreated de Mille's choreography for the 1979 Broadway revival of ''Oklahoma!'' and choreographed ''Abe Lincoln in Illinois'' on Broadway. De Lappe regularly travels the country, recreating the original choreography for such shows as ''The King and I, Oklahoma!, Brigadoon,'' and ''Carousel'' for various professional, regional, and educational theatre companies. In Spring 2011, the University of North Carolina School of the Arts presented an accurate recreation of the original Broadway production of ''Oklahoma!'' with the original choreography recreated by De Lappe.
In 2007, she was awarded Tony Honors for Excellence in Theatre. In 2012, she received the Martha Hill Dance Fund Lifetime Achievement Award.
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