, the make love, the cat-woman sees a mouse and cannot resist chasing it, whereupon she changes

back into a cat. The work was choreographed by the young George Balanchine.[4] Sauguet's the Ballets Russes, and he wrote his first ballet, Les Roses (Roses) that year. In 1927 Diaghilev's company produced the ballet La Chatte (The Cat) with music by Sauguet, which premiered in Monte Carlo on April 30. The story is about a young man who falls in love with a cat, which assumes a human form through the intervention of Aphrodite. As they slightly tattered, but ultimately hopeful travelling circus troupe. [5] He also wrote numerous works for radio, television, stage, and film, and a large quantity of chamber and other instrumental talented, slightly tattered, but ultimately hopeful travelling circus troupe. [5] He also wrote numerous works for radio, television, stage, and film, and a large quantity of chamber and other instrumental works, including s flamboyant impresario of gip gained his greatest popularity with his ballets, of which he wrote over twenty. The best of these, and the work by which he is most known outside France, was Les Forains (1945) about a