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The 22 pages that link to Jerome Robbins, each with the reason it gives.

• Leonard BernsteinRelated: Robbins conceived and choreographed West Side Story, shaping its dance-driven dramatic form.

• Stephen SondheimRelated: Robbins recruited Sondheim to write lyrics for West Side Story.

• West Side StoryRelated: His choreography makes movement central to the gangs’ rivalry and the musical’s storytelling.

• New York City BalletRelated: His choreography became a major part of the company’s repertory alongside Balanchine’s.

• Neoclassical balletRelated: His concert ballets brought theatrical invention and contemporary movement into a classically trained repertory.

• Rita MorenoRelated: His staging and choreography shaped the production in which Moreno played Anita.

• Lincoln KirsteinRelated: Kirstein supported Robbins’s ballet career and helped secure his place at New York City Ballet.

• American balletRelated: His ballets brought theatrical storytelling and American subjects into major company repertories.

• Mikhail BaryshnikovRelated: Robbins choreographed dances for Baryshnikov, including roles at American Ballet Theatre.

• Arthur LaurentsRelated: Robbins’s choreography and direction helped realize the musical Laurents wrote with Bernstein and Sondheim.

• On the TownRelated: His stage choreography helped establish the musical’s dance-centered identity.

• GypsyRelated: He directed and choreographed the original Broadway production of Gypsy.

• Mary MartinRelated: Robbins directed and choreographed the original Broadway production of Peter Pan.

• Agnes de MilleRelated: His later Broadway work developed a related model of choreography that drives dramatic action.

• Robert WiseRelated: Robbins shared film direction with Wise, bringing the stage production’s choreography to the screen.

• Tony Award for Best ChoreographyRelated: His choreography for West Side Story won the award and set a benchmark for dramatic movement.

• Chita RiveraRelated: His choreography shaped the movement and theatrical style of Rivera’s breakthrough role.

• Maria TallchiefRelated: His choreography placed Tallchief in the original cast of the 1954 ballet The Concert.

• Benjamin MillepiedRelated: Millepied performed works by Robbins during his years with New York City Ballet.

• Suzanne FarrellCompared with: His varied theatrical approach offers a counterpoint to Farrell’s close association with Balanchine.

• George ChakirisRelated: Robbins shaped the choreography and movement style in which Chakiris performed.

• Sono OsatoRelated: Robbins directed and choreographed the original Broadway production of On the Town, in which Osato starred.