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June 22nd
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Which famous ballet choreographer is known for creating the ballet 'Coppélia,' a comedic ballet that tells the story of a young man named Franz and his fascination with a life-like doll?
In ballet, what is the term for a movement where a dancer performs a quick jump from two feet and lands on two feet, often characterized by a sharp, swift movement?
Which ballet, choreographed by George Balanchine, is known for its abstract interpretation of Bach's music, featuring intricate footwork and geometric patterns in the choreography?
What is the term in ballet for a movement where a dancer performs a series of small, fast steps while traveling across the stage, often executed with quick footwork and lightness?
Which famous ballet, choreographed by John Cranko, is based on the play 'Eugene Onegin' by Alexander Pushkin, portraying the story of the aloof nobleman Onegin and the young romantic Tatyana?
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June 10th
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Which ballet company, founded in 1956 by George Balanchine and Lincoln Kirstein, is known for its unique neoclassical style and innovative approach to ballet choreography?
What is the term in ballet for a movement where a dancer is lifted and supported by another dancer, often showcasing strength and grace in partnering work?
In ballet, what is the term for a movement where a dancer spins on one leg with the other leg extended straight out to the side and the arms in various positions, creating a circular motion?
Which ballet, choreographed by Jerome Robbins, is known for its depiction of a love triangle set to the music of Leonard Bernstein and Stephen Sondheim?
In ballet, what is the term for a quick and lively movement that involves the beating together of the legs in the air before landing?
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June 7th
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Which famous ballet choreographer is known for creating the ballet 'Jewels,' a three-act ballet inspired by the gemstones emerald, ruby, and diamond, each representing different styles of dance and music?
In ballet, what is the term for a movement where a dancer stands on one leg with the other leg lifted to the front and the arms extended forward, creating a straight line from the fingertips to the toes?
Which ballet, choreographed by Christopher Wheeldon, is based on the Lewis Carroll novels 'Alice's Adventures in Wonderland' and 'Through the Looking-Glass', bringing the whimsical story to life through innovative choreography and theatrical elements?
What is the term in ballet for a movement where a dancer jumps into the air, performs a full rotation, and lands on the same foot from which the jump initiated, showcasing agility and precision?
Which ballet, choreographed by Alexei Ratmansky, is inspired by the iconic paintings of Marc Chagall and features vibrant sets and costumes that reflect the artist's dreamlike style?
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May 30th
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Which ballet technique, named after its creator, combines traditional ballet with free-flowing movements and a focus on the natural alignment of the body?
What is the term in ballet for a position where a dancer stands on one leg with the other leg extended straight behind the body?
Which ballet, choreographed by John Neumeier, is based on the life and works of the famous German composer Ludwig van Beethoven?
In ballet, what is the term for a movement where a dancer jumps into the air, performs a split with one leg to the front and the other to the back, and lands on the front leg?
Which ballet, choreographed by Alexei Ratmansky, is based on the famous Russian composer Dmitri Shostakovich's music and explores themes of oppression and resilience?
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May 24th
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Which famous ballet choreographer is known for creating the ballet 'Symphony in C,' a classical masterpiece that showcases the beauty and precision of ballet technique through its four movements?
What is the term in ballet for a sequence of slow, continuous movements performed by a dancer, often showcasing grace and fluidity in their performance?
Which ballet, choreographed by John Cranko, is based on the novel 'Onegin' by Alexander Pushkin, portraying the tragic love story between the characters Tatiana and Eugene Onegin?
In ballet, what is the term for a movement where a dancer performs a quick, spinning movement on one foot with the other leg extended horizontally to the side?
Which ballet, choreographed by Kenneth MacMillan, is based on the 1880 novel 'La Dame aux Camélias' by Alexandre Dumas the younger, depicting the tragic romance between the characters Marguerite Gautier and Armand Duval?
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May 19th
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Which ballet is considered the first major work of George Balanchine in the United States, featuring distinct movements inspired by the music of George Gershwin?
In ballet, what is the term for a movement where a dancer performs a jump from one leg and lands on the other leg in a deep plié position, often used to show strength and control?
Which famous ballet, choreographed by Jerome Robbins, is known for its innovative choreography that captures the energy and spirit of New York City life in the 20th century?
What is the term in ballet for a movement where a dancer performs a series of small, rapid steps on pointe or demi-pointe, often resembling the sound of a drum?
Which ballet, choreographed by William Forsythe, is known for its contemporary style and exploration of classical ballet techniques combined with innovative movements and structures?
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April 13th
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Which famous ballet, choreographed by Marius Petipa and Lev Ivanov, features a magical Christmas Eve setting and a young girl named Clara who receives a Nutcracker doll that comes to life?
In ballet, what term is used to describe a step where a dancer springs into the air from one leg and lands on the other, often used to transition between movements or positions?
Which famous ballet, choreographed by George Balanchine, is known for its abstract and plotless structure, focusing on showcasing the dancers' technical skill and musicality through various dance movements?
What is the term in ballet for a movement where a dancer stands on one leg while the other leg is extended at a 90-degree angle to the side, creating a straight line from the head to the toes?
Which ballet, choreographed by John Cranko, is based on the play 'Romeo and Juliet' by William Shakespeare and features music by Sergei Prokofiev, portraying the tragic love story of the two young protagonists?
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April 13th
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Which famous ballet choreographer is known for creating the ballet 'Romeo and Juliet', featuring music by Sergei Prokofiev and a tragic love story based on William Shakespeare's play?
In ballet, what is the term for a movement where a dancer turns rapidly on one foot while the other leg is lifted and turned out?
Which famous ballet dancer, known for his powerful and expressive performances, became the first American male principal dancer with the American Ballet Theatre in 1974?
What is the term for the ballet movement where a dancer jumps into the air and performs a split before landing on one foot?
Which ballet, choreographed by John Neumeier, is based on the life and works of the famous French sculptor Auguste Rodin?
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April 13th
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Which ballet company, founded in 1738, is considered the world's oldest ballet company and is based in France?
Who choreographed the iconic ballet 'The Sleeping Beauty' which premiered in 1890 at the Mariinsky Theatre in St. Petersburg, Russia?
In ballet, what is the term for a movement where a dancer turns rapidly on one foot while the other leg is raised and bent at the knee?
Which ballet, choreographed by John Neumeier, is a contemporary take on the classic story of 'Anna Karenina' by Leo Tolstoy?
Who is the renowned Russian prima ballerina who famously defected to the West in 1970 and later became a principal dancer with the American Ballet Theatre?
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April 13th
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Which famous ballet choreographer created the iconic ballet 'Giselle', a romantic masterpiece that premiered in 1841 at the Paris Opera?
In ballet, what is the term for a movement in which a dancer jumps from one foot to land on the other, typically transitioning through various poses or positions in mid-air?
Which famous Russian ballet dancer, known for his exceptional technique and athleticism, is often credited with creating the ballet technique that emphasizes light, buoyant jumps and quick footwork?
What is the term used in ballet to describe a movement where a dancer balances on the tips of their toes while executing intricate steps and turns, often requiring special pointe shoes for female dancers?
Which renowned ballet company, founded in 1929, is known for its innovative and avant-garde approach to ballet, collaborating with contemporary choreographers and artists to push the boundaries of classical dance?
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April 13th
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Which famous ballet choreographer is known for creating 'Giselle', a ballet that is considered a cornerstone of classical dance?
In the ballet world, who is often credited with the development of the art form, emphasizing technique, discipline, and storytelling in his ballets?
Which ballet, first performed in 1870, is known for its challenging 'Kingdom of the Shades' scene featuring a long sequence of corps de ballet dancers performing arabesques in perfect unison?
Who is the renowned Russian ballet dancer known for his partnership with the ballerina Maya Plisetskaya and his work as a choreographer, especially in the ballet 'Spartacus'?
Which ballet, choreographed by George Balanchine, features a plotless structure and showcases the beauty of classical ballet technique through a series of various dance movements?
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August 14th
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Which ballet is known for its famous 'Le Corsaire' pas de deux?
Who is the French ballet dancer known for her role as Kitri in 'Don Quixote'?
Which ballet features the iconic 'Grand Pas de Deux' in Act III?
Who is the Russian ballet dancer known for his powerful jumps and athleticism?
Which ballet is known for its challenging 'Black Swan' pas de deux?
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August 8th
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Which ballet is known for its famous 'Dying Swan' solo?
Who is the Russian ballet dancer known for her portrayal of Odette/Odile in 'Swan Lake'?
Which ballet is known for its famous 'Rose Adagio' scene?
Who is considered the father of modern ballet?
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August 7th
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Which ballet technique emphasizes precise and intricate footwork, as well as a strong focus on turnout?
Who is the choreographer famous for creating the ballet 'Swan Lake'?
Which ballet is known for its tragic love story between a young peasant girl and a nobleman?
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August 7th
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Which famous ballet company is based in New York City and is known for its annual production of 'The Nutcracker'?
Who is considered the most famous prima ballerina of the 20th century?
In ballet, what is the term for the movement where a dancer jumps into the air, tucks their legs in, and lands on both feet?
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August 7th
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What is the term used to describe a quick, spinning movement performed by ballet dancers on one leg?
Which famous Russian ballet dancer defected to the West in 1961 and became a principal dancer with the American Ballet Theatre?
Which ballet is based on the fairy tale of a young girl named Clara and her magical journey to a kingdom of sweets?
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August 7th
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Which French ballet master is known for choreographing 'Swan Lake' and 'The Nutcracker'?
What is the term used to describe the small jumps performed by ballet dancers while staying in one spot?
Which ballet is known for its famous 'Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy' and 'Waltz of the Flowers'?
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August 6th
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Who is often credited with being the founder of modern ballet?
What is the term used to describe a ballet dancer's ability to stand on the tips of their toes?
Which famous Russian ballet company was founded in 1776 and is known for its production of 'The Nutcracker'?
What is the term for a ballet move where a dancer jumps into the air, kicks their legs together, and lands on the same foot they took off from?
