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''The Poisonned Chalace'' is a successful ballet by [[Kurst Vacheq]] that pales, however, in comparison with his masterpiece ''[[Raven Field]]''.  The work was first staged in a stripped down form by the ''[[National Ballet du Dementlieu]]'' in [[744 BC]]. It was well received by the Dementlieuse public if not by the Dementlieuse critics. Following the tremendous reception given  to ''[[Raven Field]]'' by the Borcan public in [[745 BC]], ''The Poisoned Chalace'' was staged in its full splender in [[Levkarest]] in [[747 BC]]. It was very well received. Sadly, Vacheq's death preceded its opening by a handful of days.
''The Poisonned Chalace'' is a successful ballet by [[Kurst Vacheq]] that pales, however, in comparison with his masterpiece ''[[Raven Field]]''.  The work was first staged in a stripped down form by the ''[[Ballet National du Dementlieu]]'' in [[744 BC]]. It was well received by the Dementlieuse public if not by the Dementlieuse critics. Following the tremendous reception given  to ''[[Raven Field]]'' by the Borcan public in [[745 BC]], ''The Poisoned Chalace'' was staged in its full splender in [[Levkarest]] in [[747 BC]]. It was very well received. Sadly, Vacheq's death preceded its opening by a handful of days.


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Revision as of 01:58, 22 December 2010

The Poisonned Chalace is a successful ballet by Kurst Vacheq that pales, however, in comparison with his masterpiece Raven Field. The work was first staged in a stripped down form by the Ballet National du Dementlieu in 744 BC. It was well received by the Dementlieuse public if not by the Dementlieuse critics. Following the tremendous reception given to Raven Field by the Borcan public in 745 BC, The Poisoned Chalace was staged in its full splender in Levkarest in 747 BC. It was very well received. Sadly, Vacheq's death preceded its opening by a handful of days.