Nathalie Enterline - Revision history

Djando at 19:25, 27 October 2024

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Djando at 20:54, 1 November 2015

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Djando at 02:56, 27 January 2010

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 * Video: [[Nathalie_Enterline_Video_(1984)|Nathalie Enterline, Hat and Cane Juggling]] at the Festival Mondial du Cirque de Demain in Paris (1984)
 * Video: [[Nathalie_Enterline_Video_(1997)|Nathalie Enterline, Hat and Cane Juggling]] in the Big Apple Circus production of ''Twenty Years!'' (1997)
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 She premiered her act professionally at the [[Big Apple Circus]] in New York in November 1983, where she shared the bill with Francis Brunn. It was an immediate sensation, and [[Paul Binder]], the circus’s founder and artistic director, decided to send her in January 1984 to the [[Festival Mondial du Cirque de Demain]] in Paris, to represent the Big Apple Circus. To Brunn’s surprise and delight (and Nathalie’s), she won a Gold Medal.
-Nathalie’s long career, which has often paralleled that of Francis Brunn, took her to some of the world’s most prestigious nightclubs, variete theaters and circuses, including the Lido of Paris; TigerPalast in Frankfurt; the prestigious ''Bal de la Rose'' in Monte-Carlo, where she performed for Prince Rainier III of Monaco; [[Circus Scott]] in Sweden; [[Circo Tihany]] in Mexico; [[Salto Natale]] in Switzerland; ''Incognito Flamenco'', a show conceived by Francis Brunn, in Frankfurt, Germany; and more recently, Paris’s [[Cirque d’Hiver]]-[[The Bouglione Family|Bouglione]].
+Nathalie’s long career, which has often paralleled that of Francis Brunn, took her to some of the world’s most prestigious nightclubs, varieté theaters and circuses, including the Lido of Paris; TigerPalast in Frankfurt; the prestigious ''Bal de la Rose'' in Monte-Carlo, where she performed for Prince Rainier III of Monaco; [[Circus Scott]] in Sweden; [[Circo Tihany]] in Mexico; [[Salto Natale]] in Switzerland; ''Incognito Flamenco'', a show conceived by Francis Brunn, in Frankfurt, Germany; and more recently, Paris’s [[Cirque d’Hiver]]-[[The Bouglione Family|Bouglione]].
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 She premiered her act professionally at the [[Big Apple Circus]] in New York in November 1983, where she shared the bill with Francis Brunn. It was an immediate sensation, and [[Paul Binder]], the circus’s founder and artistic director, decided to send her in January 1984 to the [[Festival Mondial du Cirque de Demain]] in Paris, to represent the Big Apple Circus. To Brunn’s surprise and delight (and Nathalie’s), she won a Gold Medal.
-Nathalie’s long career, which has often paralleled that of Francis Brunn, took her to some of the world’s most prestigious nightclubs, variete theaters and circuses, including the Lido of Paris; TigerPalast in Frankfurt; the prestigious ''Bal de la Rose'' in Monte-Carlo, where she performed for Prince Rainier III of Monaco; [[Circus Scott]] in Sweden; [[Circo Tihany]] in Mexico; [[Salto Natale]] in Switzerland; ''Incognito Flamenco'', a show conceived by Francis Brunn, in Frankfurt, Germany; and most recently, Paris’s [[Cirque d’Hiver]]-[[The Bouglione Family|Bouglione]].
+Nathalie’s long career, which has often paralleled that of Francis Brunn, took her to some of the world’s most prestigious nightclubs, variete theaters and circuses, including the Lido of Paris; TigerPalast in Frankfurt; the prestigious ''Bal de la Rose'' in Monte-Carlo, where she performed for Prince Rainier III of Monaco; [[Circus Scott]] in Sweden; [[Circo Tihany]] in Mexico; [[Salto Natale]] in Switzerland; ''Incognito Flamenco'', a show conceived by Francis Brunn, in Frankfurt, Germany; and more recently, Paris’s [[Cirque d’Hiver]]-[[The Bouglione Family|Bouglione]].
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-* Video: [[Nathalie_Enterline_Video_(1987)|Nathalie Enterline, Hat and Cane Juggling]] at the Festival Mondial du Cirque de Demain in Paris (1987)
+* Video: [[Nathalie_Enterline_Video_(1987)|Nathalie Enterline, Hat and Cane Juggling]] at the Festival Mondial du Cirque de Demain in Paris (1984)
 * Video: [[Nathalie_Enterline_Video_(1997)|Nathalie Enterline, Hat and Cane Juggling]] in the Big Apple Circus production of ''Twenty Years!'' (1997)

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		+	* Video: [[Nathalie_Enterline_Video_(1987)\|Nathalie Enterline, Hat and Cane Juggling]] at the Festival Mondial du Cirque de Demain in Paris (1987)
	* Video: [[Nathalie_Enterline_Video_(1997)\|Nathalie Enterline, Hat and Cane Juggling]] in the Big Apple Circus production of ''Twenty Years!'' (1997)		* Video: [[Nathalie_Enterline_Video_(1997)\|Nathalie Enterline, Hat and Cane Juggling]] in the Big Apple Circus production of ''Twenty Years!'' (1997)