Rosemary Dunleavy-Maslow, the company's main ballet mistress, and Sara Leland, another ballet mistress on the staff, are the only two people on the tour to have accompanied Balanchine on both his trips to St . Petersburg then called Leningrad.
But there's one main difference, Mistress Kaya pointed out, and it has nothing to do with union rules: "As actors, if you're saying your lines, they say, 'Cut,' or you go offstage.
Jan Du Plain, the main organizer and Mistress of Ceremonies, called for a moment of silence.
Three of the four main antagonists in Mistresses are 'savvy' in the modern sense.
They range from his mother (Sophia Loren) to his tigerish mistress (Penélope Cruz), his main muse (Nicole Kidman), and his long-suffering wife, Luisa Marion Cotillardd).
Although she was paid a small consultation fee, Mistress Kaya said her main motivation for helping the "Trust" cast members was to make sure that the S&M world was portrayed onstage accurately and sympathetically.
You're tempted to assume that the main reason Evita tosses out this mistress of Juan Peron is simply because Potter has a much better singing voice.
"Mistresses and concubines are the main anti-corruption informants," Liao said.
Mr. Edwards is a main witness in a privacy lawsuit that his mistress, Rielle Hunter, filed against Andrew Young, a campaign aide in his bid for the 2008 Democratic presidential nomination.
The main action is on film: Ms. Niro, as mistress of ceremonies, introduces runway models dressed in found-material versions of ceremonial finery, including dresses stitched with candies and shirts stitched of tire rubber.
