Ballet

yes

Ballerinas wear tights so that they simply all look the same. They all get the same color tights. So the imperfections of their legs don't show. Tights have a classical look to them. Something has to absorb the perspiration from the lower half of their body and make their legs look good. Socks and long underwear are too thick and not as fashionable. Besides, it's not just ballerinas. The male dancers wear them, too.

Many people find that they dance better after a couple of drinks. However, no athlete of any kind who is interested in giving their best performance would drink to excess. (And if you don't think dancers are athletes, you've never taken dance lessons.)

The Sugar Plum Fairy.

Mostly, younger ballet students do not wear tights in the summer, but older, more advanced ballet students do. Usually dancing in the summer makes you hot and sweaty. Dancing without tights is refreshing and much more comfortable

right near the Sydney Opera House and Harbor Bridge there are a series of warfs/piers that come of the main dock. thats where it's filmed. for the grande prix they used the opera house. :)

Contemporary ballet is a mixture of classical ballet with modern dance elements. A strong foundation of ballet is maintained with the addition of new movement that isn't confined to the restrictions of strictly classical ballet.

Contemporary ballet companies to look into or search on youtube:

Cedar Lake Contemporary Ballet

Alonzo King's Lines Ballet

Company C Contemporary Ballet Company

La La La Human Steps

Netherland Dance Theatre

Moscow

1800's

Technically, no.

Pointe shoes is the correct term used in all ballet companies and methods of training, whereas toe shoes is usually what an outsider or non- dancer says when he or she mean pointe shoes.

classical and contemporary ballet

A batsman is considered to have scored a century when he completes a score of 100 runs off his bat. Extras, byes etc are not counted in a batsman's score.

Sachin Tendulkar and Brian Lara are two bastmen who have the most number of centuries in cricket.

No Anna Pavlova didn't have siblings

It means "to the fourth (position)"

Mia Micheals

The official Ballet uniform depends on the style of ballet that you are learning also the age catergory that you fit in ( as in the grade you are learning ). Royal Academy of Dance Pre - primary and Primary ( girls) students usually have a basic leotard either V front or round neck with a shear hail spot skirt , fold down socks and leather ballet shoes From grade one Students are are required to wear the above ( exept the hail skirt) but also have a Charater skirt and Karacter ( yes they are spelt like that) shoes . This is for dance moves that are learnt from Hungary or Russia From Grade two onwards the students require the same as above but wear stockings aswell. In the senior years the Girls are also required to wear a 3/4 length shear skirt for the main ballet work. As the girls progress and the teacher sees the progression in muscle development and technique then they may suggest it time for the student to purchase a pair of pointe shoes. Boys in ballet are required to wear a fitted white shirt/tank top and black or navy shorts or leggins with socks and ballet shoes Males are able to wear a fitted tank top or shirt with leggins , socks and ballet shoes. In RAD ( Royal Academy of Dance) you can go up to grade eight. In saying this it is extremely different than going to school , as in, if you are in yr4 at school you technically wouldn't be in grade four in Ballet because of the skills required are quite demanding. After this you make the choice of where you would like to head with perhaps a career in dance. Whether it be professional or it be a teaching line depends on how dedicated you are. Danced for 27 years , teaching for 16 years of Royal Academy of Dance Western Australia

All of them... except for the nose...

No, in fact it has many balletic components.

Ballet dancers and rugby players are strong in different ways. I think that male ballet dancers might be stronger but it's hard to judge

In dance companies and dance teaching schools.

Ballet is one of the first types of dance and uses classical music so it is very classical.

first sashay (gallop) with your leg that feel most comfortable to you.

next take your leg that you sashayed with and hold it in passe.

then while your leg is in passe you are rotating your body in the other direction so that your body is now reversed.

now as your body is in reverse and your leg is still in passe, flick your passe leg back as you flick your remaining front leg forward.

that's how you do a reverse leap.

The most fabulous of all was Dame Margot Fonteyn.

The pink tutus is more of a stereotype. Ballet dancers hardly ever wear pink tutus in real life :)