The first "psychological" types of this art form include Cross-Gartered and Dark Elegies, which were made by Antony Tudor; his work of this type named Lilac Garden showcased the talents of an aging Maria Tallchief.
The first "psychological" types of this art form include Cross-Gartered and Dark Elegies, which were made by Antony Tudor; his work of this type named Lilac Garden showcased the talents of an aging Maria Tallchief. Tales of Beatrix Potter is a film from this artform's "neoclassical" phase made by Frederick Ashton. Nikolai Legat developed a method to teach this form that was employed in an institution named for Mariinsky. Marie Taglioni helped spread that (*) "Classical" style of this art form, and was one of the first to perfect the "en pointe" technique. Cesare Negri invented the "five positions" of this art form, in which feet are oriented at different angles. For 10 points, name this art form that whose practitioners might appear in The Nutcracker and Sleeping Beauty.
The first "psychological" types of this art form include Cross-Gartered and Dark Elegies, which were made by Antony Tudor; his work of this type named Lilac Garden showcased the talents of an aging Maria Tallchief.
ballets [prompt on dance]