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What is dancing on tips of toes called in ballet?
That is called dancing on point.More correctly called en pointe.
Ballerinas are known for dancing on the tips of their what?
Toes
What is the difference point and ballet?
well point shoes are ballet shoes that have a hard bit around the toes that allow you to go up on the tips of your toes without hurting them!!!
What is the name for ballet slippers?
Ballet shoes. or pointe shoes which are the ones that allow ballerinas to rise on the tips of their toes
What is dancing on tips of the toes called?
It does not have a special name but the shoes are called point shoes
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