How to pronounce “balle” in English

Ballet. Anything. Dance. OK.

ballet by Mark Morris, a contemporary ballet composer.

Ballet, kids who don't have proper turnout in their hips, or they don't have great ballet feet, or they don't have great laxity to become great swimmers.

Ballet, just for someone who hasn't seen us before?

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ballet for another species.

ballet companies so I've been exposed to a few choreographers over there um there's a fantastic couple of fantastic people

ballets which um uh can

American Ballet here in New York. I was in the Nutcracker and I remember I was probably eight and I was, you know, like

and ballet, and going to see "The Nutcracker".

black ballerina principle you know at American Ballet Theater. And so there's so much ambition on actually

and ballet and how we merge them together.

like baller at the Met Ball.

The ballet studios started getting really, really packed.

If ballers exists, they're you.

So ballet, like most any other form, is highly rigorous.

Doing ballet. Just ballet.

So ballet is silent art form, so to suddenly, after 12 years of performing on stage, to suddenly have to open my mouth and speak and sing

The ballet was daunting.

And ballet that focuses on the human condition and a connection between people.

City Ballet, because that was kind of the deal.

showcase ballet. And Ori, her best friend, was cast in the important starring role of the firebird, which was the best role that Violet wanted, and she didn't get.

Chris Ballew from the The Presidents of the United States of America.

classical ballet, or zarzuela. In Nyon, operas were also present. That was what came to the city. Those were

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a ballet you've been doing for awhile there can be a lot of freedom in that. That's sort of the beauty of some of the choreographers that we perform the Robbins' work and the

is ballet is the sort of I might have to talk more more in

because ballet is becoming more and more about revivals it's becoming more of a

Joffrey Ballet did years ago they made a a fulllength evening work to the music of Prince um and they got the audience in there but in the end was the work

then ballet entered in into his life so there was economics there was a uh government service and there were the Arts I think those three things