Ballet

Anna Pavlova ate only pavlova and for most of her life was addicted to sugar. Around the 1930's her balet career fell into ruin as she gained too much weight to perform.

Darcy Bussel is forty five years old. She was born April 27, 1969. Bussel is a retired English ballerina and danced with the Royal Ballet.

You need the grace and point of ballet to be able to become a successful figure skater!!

It hasn't, ballet has always had a barefoot component. In some styles it's called lyrical or barefoot or poetic, but it's all based on the principles of ballet

The best way is to look on the RAD website, where you can enrol on to the CBTS (certificate of ballet teaching studies) or many other coures

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• Moscow Stanislavski Ballet, founded in 1929
• Ballet of Russia, founded in 1899
• Ballet Stars of Moscow Theaters Anna pavlova 1888-1931
• Moscow Ballet Theater founded in 1966
• Moscow City Ballet, founded in 1988,
• Moscow Classical Ballet, founded in 1966.
• Moscow Dramatic Ballet, founded prior to 1992 (exact date unknown)
• Moscow Festival Ballet, founded in 1989,
• Moscow Grand Ballet
• National Russian Ballet
• Russian Festival Ballet, founded in 1989
• Russian National Ballet founded in 1956
• Royal Russian Balletfounded in 2008

there are both have the fulcrum in the middle and there are diffrent because they have diffrent simple machine

Yes, but you'll have to work really hard to catch up.

Before you start pointe work, you have been training with a professional trainer for some time, and it all depends on how young you started and how much you have progresses. It could take 10 years for say a very small person with small bone structure to go on pointe, but for some people, they may be starting pointe work after only a few years. Your trainer will let you know when you are ready; when you have the strength and technique. DO NOT ATTEMPT TO START POINTE WORK WITHOUT THE ADVISORY OF A PROFESSIONAL TRAINER OR WITHOUT A TRAINER HELPING YOU. Pointe work takes immense strength of the feet, ankles, and whole body really to be able to hold yourself up, and can be damaging to your feet if you start when you are not ready.

Once you and your trainer are sure you are ready for pointe, the actual movement for going up is simple. A good place to start is in first position: Stand in first position and engage your ankles and just press up. It's basicallt the same movement you would do if you were to go up onto the ball of your foot on the flat. But en pointe, you will go all the way up onto the tips of your toes so just roll through the ball of your foot, peeling each part of the foot (starting with the heel) off the ground. Hope that helps! Happy dancing!

Ballet is a very hard art form to learn and the amount of time and effort you have to put in can put people off but ballet is very rewarding when you achieve or gain something from it. It really depends on the person. Also ballet is one of the most graceful of art forms and the most spectacular one too.

You can't learn ballet on the internet.Go to a dance studio,usually classes are a few hundred dollars a month,and if you want to be good,some are up to a thousand a month.

no when i was younger that is exacteley what i thought before i started dancing....... at the box in the end where your toe is there is layers of paper mashae built with a certain cloth

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-its on my book .

Lots of fringe so you can see a lot of bootie bounce. Bachata is a very sexy and sensual dance.

So you need to look like a sexy hoochie mamacita.

The best way to break in pointe or soft block shoes is just to wear them a lot, do lot's of rises in first, and walk in them around the house and spring on to demi-pointe once in a while, and then wear them more. If you really are struggling, you can go put a tiny bit of water on the box, or "steam" them (When taking a shower, put them in the bathroom that you're taking a shower in, and let the heat make them softer. The softer the better.) I personally prefer just wearing them a lot, but it depends on the person and what they like.

Any "masters" degree program last for 5 years ... so, it will take you 5 years to get it.

It was very strict and young children could do pretty much anything but it was worse in the 1950's!

If you are heavier, it just means you have to have more strength. You also have to know how to distribute your weight evenly, but everyone has to do that. It also might matter if you are partnering with someone.

20th century ballet is more modern than the typical plie, tondue, arabesk. It has awkward movements and turned in feet with arms out of typical position. The best way to put it is "Breaking Boundaries" a more contemporary dance than classical ballet. Contemporary ballet, you should watch it to understand more :) here's a link ---> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mF2k4RRfBb0

no they dont but they wear hairspray on their butt to help the leotard not ride up

Some gymnasts do wear underwear. It really all depends on what is comfortable for you. I just went to gymnastics camp this past summer and almost everyone in my cabin wore underwear except me. So really it all depends on you. I was taught at my old gym not to wear underwear because if the underwear shows during a meet you get points deducted but other gymnasts just think its weird to wear a leotard without underwear so really it all just depends on you =)

some do, some don't. I noticed that the older girls at my gym all wore undies, but the younger ones didn't. I never did, but I also quit before I got too into puberty. You will get points off if they are showing, just like getting a deduction for picking a wedgie!

You don't if you take ballet. You will be wearing tights anyway, but if you wear leggings then yes.

Darcey Bussell is not dead and has recently created her own book series. Alive as ever!

The person who puts together steps for a ballet dance is called a choreagrapher?

ballet comes from italy

Italy has just adopted this dance 400 years ago from India. In real, this dance has been originated from India around 80 000 to 90 000 years back. There was this super powerful girl named "Parvity" just to have "shiva" as her husband she did a 80 000 year tapsya in a froest. She learnt this dance from the Ostriches, peacocks, swans and other birds which is now named "BALLET".

400 years ago Italy adopted this dance and its popularity didnt increase. After 200 years, Switzerland adopted it followed by increasing its wings to France and it became really extreme popular there followed by Russia and than it became famous in the whole of Europe.

We shouldnt forget the originality please do not erase the heritage and history. In our shastre its all written. There was a campaign in Singapore about Ballet"s history.

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Yes! Look at Alina Cojacaru! She has very wide feet, and is an incredible dancer! If you don't like the way wide feet look for a ballerina, using different pointe shoes may be able to make your foot look thinner.