Walter Gore and Street Games

Walter Gore and street games

Let’s take a look at the life of Walter Gore and Street Games which was his best-known pieces of choreography. So who was Walter Gore? He was the choreographer of Street Games which was a one-act Ballet. Walter Gore was also one of the first male dancers to make a reputation at Marie Rambert’s Ballet … Read more

Fondu In Ballet and How To Do It

fondu in ballet

The term ‘Fondu’ in ballet means melted. Think of a fondue meal with melted cheese. Fondu in ballet is the melting or bending of the supporting leg with coordination. At the barre, dancers do an exercise called battement fondu. This is the bending and stretching of the supporting leg while coordinating with the bending and … Read more

Ballet Practice Clothes You Can Purchase Online

ballet practice clothes

All dancers want to feel comfortable in their ballet practice clothes. Nowadays you get such beautiful and practical ballet practice clothes, that there is no excuse not to be both comfortable and look gorgeous. The fabrics these days also allow for more ease of movement and have good absorbent qualities for comfort even when you … Read more

Warm Up Boots Dancers Love

warm up boots dancers

Are you ready to take your dance warm-ups to the next level? Look no further than the Bloch Women’s Warm-Up Bootie Dance Shoe! These cozy and stylish booties are perfect for keeping your feet warm and ready to move on the dance floor. Whether you’re preparing for a performance or just want to stay comfortable … Read more

Who Was Andrée Howard?

who was Andree Howard

Andrée Howard was born in 1910. She was a pupil of Marie Rambert and also studied with the great Russian teachers in Paris; she spent a short time in the de Basil company and danced in early performances of Massine’s Les Presages and made her first attempt at choreography in 1933. Returning to London and … Read more

Shadowplay Ballet – What Was It All About?

shadowplay ballet

Shadowplay ballet is a one-act ballet that was choreographed by Tudor and first performed on the 25th of January 1967 at the Royal Opera House in Covent Garden. The music was by Charles Koechlin (Les Bandar-Log and La Course de Printemps). The scenery and costumes were designed by Michael Annals. What Was Shadowplay Ballet All … Read more

Ekon Av Trumpeter – A Ballet In One Act

ekon av trumpeter

Ekon av Trumpeter or Echoes of Trumpets is a one-act ballet that was first performed by the Royal Swedish Ballet at the Royal Theatre in Stockholm on the 28th of September 1963. It was later revived for the London Festival Ballet at the London Coliseum on the 27th of April 1973. The entire ballet is … Read more