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BRB
(redirected from Birmingham Royal Ballet)

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BRBBarbados (ISO Country code)
BRBBenefits Review Board (US Department of Labor)
BRBBirmingham Royal Ballet
BRBBritish Railways Board
BRBBathroom Break (chat)
BRBBrazilian Rainbow Boa (herpetoculture)
BRBBig Red Button
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BRBBond Review Board (Texas)
BRBBiometric Research Branch
BRBBrigade de Répression du Banditisme (French police)
BRBBuilders Registration Board (AU)
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BRBBrienz Rothorn Bahn (Swiss railway)
BRBBath Room Break
BRBBanque de la République du Burundi (Central Bank of Burundi)
BRBBright Red Blood (medical)
BRBBusiness Research Bureau
BRBBanco Regional de Brasília SA (Brazilian bank)
BRBButler Rogers Baskett Architects
BRBBig Red Band
BRBBlue Ridge Broadcasting
BRBBlue Ridge Boogie
BRBBlack River Boats
BRBBaseline Review Board (US Navy)
BRBBudget Review Board
BRBBriggs Rainbow Buildings, Inc.
BRBBiweekly Rate Booklet
BRBBase Rate Boundary
BRBBug Review Board
BRBBrittany Rolled Baits
BRBBusiness Reducing Barriers (UK)
BRBBe Right Back


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The couple's on- and offstage partnership continued when they joined Birmingham Royal Ballet in 1999.
The Birmingham Royal Ballet shocks the stodgy world of dance with a controversial and acclaimed staging of Christopher Marlowe's gay-themed Edward II
Recruited from the Birmingham Royal Ballet in late 2005, the Estonian-born artist debuted with the San Francisco Ballet in The Nutcracker, and an ordinary evening soared into an affirmation of the classical tradition.
 
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