| 1910 |
First big ballets staged for Marie Brema's production of Gluck's 'Orpheus' at the Savoy Theatre, London. |
| 1910 |
Margaret trained the dancers in her new technique for a month before rehearsals. She also designed the costumes and decor. The Daily express said "...The triumph of the production is Miss Morris's "Dance of the Furies", nothing like it has ever been seen on the London stage". |
| 1910 |
Played Water in "The Blue Bird" by Maeterlinck at the Haymarket Theatre. |
| 1910 |
Produced the dances for Sir Herbert Tree's production of "Henry VIII" |
| 1910 |
Started her own School of Dancing in St. Martin's Lane with the help of John and Ada Galsworthy. THE BEGINNING OF MMM |
| 1910 |
Toured with her own company, first called "Margaret Morris and her Dancing Children" |
| 1911 |
Choreographer and principal dancer for 'The Little Dream' - at Miss Horniman's Theatre, Manchester - A fantasy by John Galsworthy |
| 1911 |
Created dancing scenery for the Rutland Boughton's Opera ' The Birth of Arthur' at The Wintergardens, Bournemouth.. |
| 1912 |
Created the part of Guinevere Megan in 'The Pigeon' by John Galsworthy at The Royal Theatre, acting with Gladys Cooper and Dennis Eadie |
| 1912 |
Margaret Morris season at The Royal Court Theatre, London. Ballets included 'Callisto' by Maurice Hewlett and 'The Little dreams' by John Galsworthy. |
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