Outside of the Muppets, his other costumed roles included multiple characters in the 1971 ballet film Tales of Beatrix Potter, and years later he worked with Brian Henson and others on the giant Audrey II in the 1987 musical film version of Little Shop of Horrors. On the West End stage, he took over the role of Mr. Mistoffelees in the musical Cats. In recent years he has been teaching ballet to gifted children, as part of The Royal Ballet School's Associate Programmes
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| - Outside of the Muppets, his other costumed roles included multiple characters in the 1971 ballet film Tales of Beatrix Potter, and years later he worked with Brian Henson and others on the giant Audrey II in the 1987 musical film version of Little Shop of Horrors. On the West End stage, he took over the role of Mr. Mistoffelees in the musical Cats. In recent years he has been teaching ballet to gifted children, as part of The Royal Ballet School's Associate Programmes
- Graham Fletcher is a British dancer, choreographer, and teacher who had a long involvement played the role of Mistoffelees in London. He trained at the Royal Ballet School and was a principal of the Royal Ballet Company for many years, and now is the director of his own ballet programme, The Graham Fletcher Ballet Associate Programme.
- Graham Fletcher is a former dancer with the Royal Ballet (at the Royal Opera House) who often performed full-bodied dance characters on The Muppet Show. He was well-suited to such parts, and lent a dancer's sensibility and grace to his roles. His most notable character, Fletcher Bird, was named after him and appeared periodically in seasons three and four. He also performed special dance characters, such as the Giant Spider from episode 311 and the Ballerina Pig in the "Swine Lake" sketch from episode 213.
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| - Graham Fletcher is a former dancer with the Royal Ballet (at the Royal Opera House) who often performed full-bodied dance characters on The Muppet Show. He was well-suited to such parts, and lent a dancer's sensibility and grace to his roles. His most notable character, Fletcher Bird, was named after him and appeared periodically in seasons three and four. He also performed special dance characters, such as the Giant Spider from episode 311 and the Ballerina Pig in the "Swine Lake" sketch from episode 213. Outside of the Muppets, his other costumed roles included multiple characters in the 1971 ballet film Tales of Beatrix Potter, and years later he worked with Brian Henson and others on the giant Audrey II in the 1987 musical film version of Little Shop of Horrors. On the West End stage, he took over the role of Mr. Mistoffelees in the musical Cats. In recent years he has been teaching ballet to gifted children, as part of The Royal Ballet School's Associate Programmes and is director of Leicestershire Arts Dance Activate and Ballet Associates , the first classical ballet training programme of its kind in the East Midlands.
- Outside of the Muppets, his other costumed roles included multiple characters in the 1971 ballet film Tales of Beatrix Potter, and years later he worked with Brian Henson and others on the giant Audrey II in the 1987 musical film version of Little Shop of Horrors. On the West End stage, he took over the role of Mr. Mistoffelees in the musical Cats. In recent years he has been teaching ballet to gifted children, as part of The Royal Ballet School's Associate Programmes
- Graham Fletcher is a British dancer, choreographer, and teacher who had a long involvement played the role of Mistoffelees in London. He trained at the Royal Ballet School and was a principal of the Royal Ballet Company for many years, and now is the director of his own ballet programme, The Graham Fletcher Ballet Associate Programme.
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