In a ballet, a dance for "Grasshoppers and Dragonflies" comes in between two pairs of dances for these creatures, who correspond to the seasons.
Originating the role of one of these creatures is the most famous action of ballerina Antoinetta Dell'Era. In a ballet, a dance for "Grasshoppers and Dragonflies" comes in between two pairs of dances for these creatures, who correspond to the seasons. During a pas de deux, one of these creatures dances an "Intrada" with a prince, which is a followed by a "Tarantella" for the prince. Stravinsky paid homage to Tchaikovsky in a ballet titled for the (*) "Kiss" of one of them. One of them named Carabosse interrupts the christening party in the Prologue of Tchaikovsky's The Sleeping Beauty; that ballet also features a "Lilac" one. The most famous of these beings dances to a celesta melody. For 10 points, name these magical beings common in ballets, which include the "Sugar-Plum" one from The Nutcracker.
Originating the role of one of these creatures is the most famous action of ballerina Antoinetta Dell'Era.
fairy [or fairies; or fées; or feya; or fairy godmother; prompt on "women"]