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Dancing Away

Ten episodes. First broadcast from 19981005 to 19990910.

Series	Episode	Title	First Broadcast	Repeated	Description
LB	01			19990831	The Royal Ballet's principal dancer, Deborah Bull, reads five extracts from her diary covering a year at the crisis-torn Royal Opera House. Abridged by Doreen Estall. Additional reporting by Jo Morris (1/5).
LB	02		19990901		The Royal Ballet's principal dancer Deborah Bull reads five extracts from her diary covering a year at the crisis-torn Royal Opera House. Abridged by Doreen Estall. Additional reporting by Jo Morris. Part 2: It is the final performance at the Royal Opera House for at least the next two years, and when the curtain falls, Deborah confesses to a theft.
LB	03		19990902		The Royal Ballet's principal dancer Deborah Bull reads five extracts from her diary covering a year at the crisis-torn Royal Opera House. Abridged by Doreen Estall. Additional reporting by Jo Morris. Part 3: It is 1998, and some tough decisions lie ahead.
LB	04	To Lose One Chief Executive May Be Regarded As A Misfortune; To Lose Both Looks Like Carelessness	19990903	19990828	The Royal Ballet's principal dancer Deborah Bull reads five extracts from her diary covering a year at the crisis-torn Royal Opera House. Abridged by Doreen Estall. Additional reporting by Jo Morris. Part 4: `To lose one chief executive may be regarded as a misfortune; to lose both looks like carelessness'.
LB	05		19990910	19990904	The Royal Ballet's principal dancer Deborah Bull reads five extracts from her diary covering a year at the crisis-torn Royal Opera House. Abridged by Doreen Estall. Additional reporting by Jo Morris. Part 5: Deborah Bull makes one of the biggest decisions to date in her career.
S			19981005		The Royal Ballet's principle dancer, Deborah Bull, reads extracts from her diary of the past year at the crisis-torn Royal Opera House (1/5).
S			19981006		The Royal Ballet's principal dancer, Deborah Bull, reads extracts from her diary of the past year at the crisis-torn Royal Opera House. It is the final performance for two years at the Royal Opera House, and, when the curtain falls, Deborah confesses to a theft (2/5).
S			19981007		The Royal Ballet's principal dancer, Deborah Bull, reads extracts from her diary of the past year at the crisis-torn Royal Opera House. It is now 1998, and some tough decisions lie ahead... (3/5).
S		To Lose One Chief Executive May Be Regarded As A Misfortune; To Lose Both Looks Like Carelessness	19981008		The Royal Ballet's principle dancer, Deborah Bull, reads extracts from her diary of the past year at the crisis-torn Royal Opera House. `To lose one Chief Executive may be regarded as a misfortune; to lose both looks like carelessness' (4/5).
S			19981009		The Royal Ballet's principle dancer, Deborah Bull, reads extracts from her diary of the past year at the crisis-torn Royal Opera House. In this part, Deborah makes one of the biggest decisions of her career, as a future in the politics of the arts world beckons (5/5).