| Ballet | 1-act version1To counteract existing widespread confusion, it should be noted that referring to the original one-act Anastasia as "Act III" is incorrect. The facts are: Kenneth MacMillan originally choreographed the one-act version in 1967. Four years later, in 1971, he expanded it into a three-act ballet, thereby incorporating the one-act version as Act III. Whenever the one-act version is performed independently on its own as a self-contained ballet, describing it as "Act III" implies it to be an excerpt of the three-act version. This is not the case, especially not since MacMillan never relinquished the one-act version. Only in the context of the three-act version can the original one-act Anastasia be referred to as Act III. |
| Set Design | Barry Kay |
| Costumes | Barry Kay |
| Other assignments | Properties, Projections |
| Choreography | Kenneth MacMillan |
| World Première | 25 June 1967 |
| Company | Ballet of the Deutsche Oper |
| Venue | Deutsche Oper Berlin, Charlottenburg |
The Stuttgart Ballet American Ballet Theater The Royal Ballet |
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