30 November 1980 48 mins
In this program, Julie Andrews and Rudolf Nureyev explain what dancing is and introduce different styles of dance to their young audience.
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Julie Andrews as Herself
Rudolf Nureyev as Himself
Sandman Sims as Himself
Ann Reinking as Herself
United States 30 November 1980
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