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- Q1239281 description "Italian dancer".
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- Q1239281 abstract "Donald Benjamin Lurio, better known by his stage name of Don Lurio (Born 15 November 1929 in New York City - died 26 January 2003 in Rome) was an American-born Italian dancer, choreographer and presenter for the RAI, the Italian television.Born in the United States of Italian ancestors, he operated a dance studio on Broadway with Bob Fosse and Jack Cole, then toured Europe before arriving in Italy in 1957.Openly gay (which was considered scandalous given the morals of the time), it took until 1961 to establish himself on Italian Television.He had a long-term relationship with Livio Costagli, who died in 1994 at the age of 44 years from complications caused by the AIDS virus.He appeared in several Italian films in the 1960s and 1970s. He also appeared in a handful of British films.In 1970 he choreograped the interval act for the Eurovision Song Contest (The Don Lurio Dancers).He died in 2003 from respiratory failure.".
- Q1239281 birthDate "1929-11-15".
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- Q1239281 dateOfBirth "1929-11-15".
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- Q1239281 name "Lurio, Don".
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- Q1239281 comment "Donald Benjamin Lurio, better known by his stage name of Don Lurio (Born 15 November 1929 in New York City - died 26 January 2003 in Rome) was an American-born Italian dancer, choreographer and presenter for the RAI, the Italian television.Born in the United States of Italian ancestors, he operated a dance studio on Broadway with Bob Fosse and Jack Cole, then toured Europe before arriving in Italy in 1957.Openly gay (which was considered scandalous given the morals of the time), it took until 1961 to establish himself on Italian Television.He had a long-term relationship with Livio Costagli, who died in 1994 at the age of 44 years from complications caused by the AIDS virus.He appeared in several Italian films in the 1960s and 1970s. ".
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