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Dance Famous People
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1. Choreographed Broadway musicals- 'Kiss Me Kate' - 'My Fair Lady' - and 'Camelot'
Suzanne Linglor
Nijinska
Jean Jacques Rousseau
Hanya Holm
2. Founded American Dance Theater in New York City
Arthur Saint-Leon
Jose Limon
Robert Joffrey
Alvin Ailey
3. Named the mother of modern dance
Pilobolus
Fred Astaire
Mary Wigman
Nijinska
4. Agon - 1957
Balanchine
Charles Didelot
Leon Bakst
Louis Horst
5. Dancing couple that portrayed the American Depression Modern Style
Ginger Rogers
Diaghilev
Paul Taylor
Theophile Gautier
6. Teaches people can do whatever they want choreographically as long as you explain your proces
Doris Humphrey
Robert Joffrey
Diaghilev
Robert Ellis Dunn
7. Defected from Russia and asked for political asylum in Paris
Martha Graham
Rudolph Nureyev
Arthur Mitchell
Arthur Saint-Leon
8. Wrote against male dancers
Robert Ellis Dunn
Pilobolus
Theophile Gautier
Marie Taglioni
9. AVANT GARDE -CHOREOGRAPHED AUREOLE
Paul Taylor
Mary Wigman
Martha Graham
Lincoln Kirstein
10. Choreographed 'Revelations'
Massine
Robert Ellis Dunn
Alvin Ailey
Marius Petipa
11. The art of making dances - 1959
Robert Joffrey
Nijinsky
Doris Humphrey
Alvin Ailey
12. Experimental filmmaker/movie director
Massine
Theophile Gautier
Fokine
Busby Berkeley
13. Known for two ballet styles of Symphonic ballet: comedic and satirical
Leon Bakst
Massine
Jules Perrot
Ivanov
14. Known for brilliant divertissments
Massine
Arthur Saint-Leon
Balanchine
Rudolph Nureyev
15. Introduced flying wires - raised the standard of pointe work
Nijinsky
Charles Didelot
Ruth St. Denis
Mary Wigman
16. One of the most prolific jazz composers of the 20th century
George Balanchine
Merce Cunningham
Diaghilev
Milhaud
17. D Man in the Water
Merce Cunningham
Mary Wigman
Twyla Tharp
Bill T. Jones
18. Played Swanilda in Coppelia
Bill T. Jones
Alwin Nikolais
Giuseppina Bozzacchi
Busby Berkeley
19. EVERYDAY DANCE MOVES INSPIRED FROM REAL LIFE
Louis Horst
Fred Astaire
Paul Taylor
Arthur Mitchell
20. Choreographed Coppelia
Arthur Saint-Leon
Busby Berkeley
Anton Dolin
Arthur Mitchell
21. Associated with Danish-style ballet; equal roles for male and female dancers
Robert Ellis Dunn
August Bournonville
Marius Petipa
Hanya Holm
22. Combined spiritual with the theatrical
Bill T. Jones
Robert Ellis Dunn
Ruth St. Denis
Fanny Elssler
23. African astheic choreography
Merce Cunningham
Ruth St. Denis
Balanchine
Alwin Nikolais
24. He was a 'quadruple threat' he created the choreography - the lighting - the costumes and the music all himself -Tensile Involvement
Charles Didelot
Alwin Nikolais
George Balanchine
Anton Dolin
25. Movement in hips
Twyla Tharp
George Balanchine
Arthur Mitchell
Pilobolus
26. First male dancer to make an impression in U.S.
Arthur Saint-Leon
Rudolph Nureyev
Massine
Paul Taylor
27. Fall and recovery' technique-dancers learned to be proficient in balancing and ceding to the pull of gravity.
Joe Goode
Doris Humphrey
Garth Fagan
Mikhail Baryshnikov
28. 1st Albrecht
Debussy
Theophile Gautier
Lucien Petipa
Fred Astaire
29. First female ballet choreographer of the 20th century
Louis Horst
Robert Ellis Dunn
Nijinska
Marius Petipa
30. Professional tennis player Who was known for using ballet skills on the court
Charles Weidman
Suzanne Linglor
Twyla Tharp
Diaghilev
31. Choreographed Jeux
Robert Ellis Dunn
Alvin Ailey
Nijinsky
Louis Horst
32. Leading dancer/choreographer for Ballet Russe
Lincoln Kirstein
Rudolph Nureyev
Nijinska
Nijinsky
33. Defected from Russia to US -Greatest danseur of the 20th century.
Giuseppina Bozzacchi
Fokine
Ivanov
Mikhail Baryshnikov
34. Noted for his use of African elements
Balanchine
Dr. Louis Vernon
Jules Perrot
Alvin Ailey
35. Visual artist who did much of the scenery for Ballet Russe
Milhaud
Leon Bakst
Merce Cunningham
Alvin Ailey
36. Performed Monkshood Farewell
Pilobolus
Massine
Robert Ellis Dunn
Charles Weidman
37. 1st principal dancer with Royal Ballet
Anton Dolin
Marius Petipa
Ruth St. Denis
Lincoln Kirstein
38. Choreographs Snowflakes Act I of the Nutracker & Swan Lake
Ivanov
Busby Berkeley
Marius Petipa
August Bournonville
39. First lady of modern dance
Theophile Gautier
Nijinska
Arthur Saint-Leon
Ruth St. Denis
40. Brought ballet to the common person
Arthur Saint-Leon
Fokine
Anna Pavlova
Merce Cunningham
41. Choreographed Parade & Three-Cornered Hat
Massine
Robert Ellis Dunn
Jean Coralli
Alwin Nikolais
42. Launched careers of 5 great choreographers
Arthur Mitchell
Nijinska
Diaghilev
Jean Baptiste Lande
43. Rite of Spring
Charles Didelot
Jean Coralli
Nijinsky
Loie Fuller
44. Listed as choreographer of Giselle because He was widely respected
Jules Perrot
Arthur Saint-Leon
Jean Coralli
Robert Ellis Dunn
45. Designed costumes and set of Afternoon of a Faune
Merce Cunningham
Theophile Gautier
Lincoln Kirstein
Leon Bakst
46. French - Composed music for Le Train Bleu
Nijinska
Louis Horst
Milhaud
Suzanne Linglor
47. Composer for 'The Afternoon of a Faun'
Theophile Gautier
Dr. Louis Vernon
Marius Petipa
Debussy
48. African American modern Dance choreographer
Anton Dolin
Jean Baptiste Lande
Bill T. Jones
Ginger Rogers
49. Director of St. Petersburg Ballet School in 1738
Diaghilev
Charles Didelot
Nijinsky
Jean Baptiste Lande
50. Greatest contribution was his Kinetographic Laban (Labanotation) - a primary movement notation still used in dance today
Massine
Rudolph Laban
Louis Horst
Anton Dolin