Another work with this title was later choreographed by Fredrick Ashton and sees Skinny and Dumpy clumsily dance at a (*) ball.
A ballet with this title is set at the Four Seasons department store and sees Grete dance with shirtless men in its "Dream Sequence." In addition to naming the only ballet by Johann Strauss II, this title also adorns a work by Jules Massenet and a work which sees Don Magnifico and his two daughters try to impress Dandini, a valet who is disguised as royalty. That later opera ends with Ramiro recognizing the bracelet of the title character, Angelina. Another work with this title was later choreographed by Fredrick Ashton and sees Skinny and Dumpy clumsily dance at a (*) ball. That work is not as popular as it composer's other ballet Romeo and Juliet and sees the Prince find the title character's slipper. An opera by Rossini and a ballet by Prokofiev are based on, for 10 points, what fairy tale where the title woman is tormented by her evil stepsisters?
A ballet with this title is set at the Four Seasons department store and sees Grete dance with shirtless men in its "Dream Sequence."
Cinderella [or La Cenerentola; or Aschenbrödel; or Zolushka]