What is the name of 4 famous ballet dancers?

What are facts about ballerinas?

1) a ballerina is the name given to the princable ballet dancer in the company only. some or given the title of soloist and all the others are just ballet dancers. 2) ballet originally was only entertainment at the itervals of operas or plays. it was never ment to have its own shows. 3) some ballerina dont retire ntill they are 45 years old. some then go on to teach at a ballet academey. 4) a ballerina will wear out a pair of brand new pointe shoes every preformence! 5) a male ballet dancer can lift up to about 1-1 and a half tonns of female ballet dancers every preformance 6) after an exhausing 32 fouette turns a ballet dancers box of her pointe shoe is actually red hot because of the friction! hope i helped!

Where can one find reasonably priced ballet leotards?

Inexpensive ballet leotards are available from On Stage Dancewear, Discount Dance, All About Dance, Dance Wear Solutions, Dancers Warehouse, Dance 4 Less, and Amazon.

What dance shoes work best?

The best dance shoes depend on the dance style. Specialized Latin dance shoes with flexible soles and support are ideal for Latin dances. Ballet dancers benefit from ballet slippers or pointe shoes, while jazz dancers often prefer them for their flexibility and comfort.

What are 4 ballet groups?

American Ballet Theatre, the Pennsylvania Ballet, The Kirov Ballet and the Bolshoi Ballet

When did females start to do ballet?

For most dancers, they start dancing around 3 or 4. Although, many start later (7-8). In order to get into a ballet academy, in the hope of becoming a professional, normally you have to be under 12 years old. These strict age limits are to ensure that the dancer has enough time to develop using good technique. Despite this common barrier in the ballet world, many professional dancers have become famous, having started ballet late in life. For example, Misty Copeland started ballet at the age 13 in a girls and boys club. But, keep in mind, most of these dancers had all the right characteristics to succeed, ie good feet, flexible, mental focus, lean body structure and passion! So, overall, if you want a chance to becoming a professional dancer (assuming everything else works out), you should probably start at the latest age of 8. Some others may say earlier or later. Ballet academies will have different opinions, but it is never too late to start dancing simply for the joy of it! :)

Best ballet companies in the world?

1. Mariinsky Kirov Ballet 2. Bolshoi Ballet 3. New York Ballet 4. American Ballet Theatre

What are the best ballet companies in the world?

1. Mariinsky Kirov Ballet 2. Bolshoi Ballet 3. New York Ballet 4. American Ballet Theatre K. :)

How many ballroom dance studios are in the US?

Very broad question. Including commercial dancers, Ballet dancers,Contemporary dancers,Broadway dancers, Hip Hop dancers, Latin American dancers, Ballroom dancers, Exotic dancers? Lots & lots. And that's not including the teachers. Even more including them.

Name 4 famous scientist and what have they discover?

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What are the top 10 ballet schools in the US?

1. American Ballet Theatre 2. New York City Ballet 3. San Francisco Ballet 4. Miami City Ballet 5. Pacific Northwest Ballet 6. Boston Ballet 7. Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre 8. Ballet Arizona 9. Washington Ballet 10. LINES Ballet

What has the author Katharine Holabird written?

Katharine Holabird has written: 'Angelina Ballerina and Other Stories' 'My First Ballet Class' 'Angelina 's perfect party' -- subject(s): Birthday parties, Angelina (Fictitious character), Ballet dancers, Angelina (Fictitious character : Holabird), Juvenile fiction, Angelina (Fictional character), Fiction 'All Dancers on Deck' 'Angelina loves--' -- subject(s): Ballet dancing, Fiction, Mice 'Angelina's baby sister' -- subject(s): Babies, Fiction, Infants, Juvenile fiction, Mice, Sibling rivalry, Sisters 'Angelina's Invitation to the Ballet' 'Tip-Top Christmas Crafts' 'Angelina in the Wings' 'Miss Lilly is leaving' -- subject(s): Ballet dancing, Fiction, Mice, Rumor, Teachers 'Angelina in the wings' -- subject(s): Mice, Helpfulness, Ballet dancing, Envy, Fiction 'The Bridesmaid Ballet #4' 'Christmas in Mouseland' -- subject(s): Ballet dancing, Christmas, Dancers, Fiction, Mice 'Angelina's New Dance' -- subject(s): Ballet, Ballet dancers, Angelina (Fictitious character : Holabird), Juvenile fiction, Mice, Fiction 'A Really-Truly Special Day!' 'Angelina's Ballet Class' -- subject(s): Mice, Specimens, Ballet, Toy and movable books, Fiction 'Angelina Ballerina's Jigsaw Puzzle Book' 'The costume ball' -- subject(s): Costume, Fiction, Mice, Parties 'Angelina and the Princess' -- subject(s): Juvenile fiction, Dancers, Mice, Ballet dancing, Angelina (Fictitious character : Holabird) 'My Memory Book' 'I Want to Be Angelina Ballerina' 'Angelina ballerine' 'Angelina and Henry' -- subject(s): Camping, Courage, Fiction, Mice, Uncles 'Angelina's Tea Party' 'Angelina and Alice' -- subject(s): Fiction, Friendship, Gymnastics, Mice 'Angelina's Press & Dress Book' 'Angelina's Coloring & Activity Book' 'Angelina Ballerina's birthday' -- subject(s): Bicycles and bicycling, Birthdays, Fiction, Mice 'A Day at Miss Lilly's' -- subject(s): Play, Teacher-student relationships, Teachers, Ballet dancing, Juvenile fiction, Mice '#3 A Very Special Secret' 'Miss Lilly Is Leaving' 'Angelina and the royal wedding' -- subject(s): Castles, Mice, Weddings, Fiction 'Angelina's Christmas' 'Angelina Ballerina's colors' -- subject(s): Color, Fiction, Mice 'My first ballet class' -- subject(s): Ballet, Juvenile literature 'Angelina Ballerina's 1 2 3' -- subject(s): Counting, Fiction, Mice 'Alexander and the Magic Boat-G' 'Angelina, star of the show' -- subject(s): Ballet, Behavior, Boats and boating, Fiction, Grandparents, Mice, Juvenile fiction, Ballet dancers 'Angelina's new dance' -- subject(s): Ballet, Ballet dancers, Angelina (Fictitious character : Holabird), Juvenile fiction, Mice, Fiction 'All dancers on deck' -- subject(s): Ocean travel, Dance, Juvenile fiction, Ballet dancing, Mice, Fiction 'Two Mice in a Boat' 'Angelina Ice Skates' 'The Rose Fairy Princess' 'Love from Angelina' 'Invitation to the Ballet' 'The best sleepover ever!' -- subject(s): Ballet dancing, Diaries, Fiction, Mice, Sleepovers 'The Nutcracker Sweet' 'Christmas In Mouseland'

What does level 5 mean in ballet?

Level 5 in ballet is a advanced level you can get stronger in. In ballet 1 you learn the basics. In ballet 2 you learn more steps but still not to advanced. In ballet 3 you learn some more steps and get a little more advanced. In ballet 4 you get stronger and more steps and at that point your feet get stronger and when your feet are strong enough your teacher decides if you go up on pointe or not yet. After 3 or 4 years in ballet 4 you go to ballet 5. ballet 5 is a very advanced class and is the highest level you can get to!