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Dance Famous People
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1. EVERYDAY DANCE MOVES INSPIRED FROM REAL LIFE
Charles Didelot
Fanny Elssler
Paul Taylor
Fokine
2. Choreographed Broadway musicals- 'Kiss Me Kate' - 'My Fair Lady' - and 'Camelot'
Anton Dolin
Hanya Holm
Robert Ellis Dunn
Bill T. Jones
3. Director of St. Petersburg Ballet School in 1738
Bill T. Jones
Jean Baptiste Lande
Milhaud
Alvin Ailey
4. Brought ballet to the common person
Jules Perrot
Balanchine
Anna Pavlova
Louis Horst
5. First male dancer to make an impression in U.S.
Rudolph Laban
Mikhail Baryshnikov
Rudolph Nureyev
Merce Cunningham
6. African astheic choreography
Theophile Gautier
Balanchine
Doris Humphrey
Marius Petipa
7. Afternoon of a Faun
Nijinsky
Anton Dolin
Busby Berkeley
Hanya Holm
8. Liked to use special effects (mirrors) and many dancers for complex kaleidoscope figures - created the 'dancing camera' effect and monorail
Milhaud
Louis Horst
Nijinska
Busby Berkeley
9. Choreographed Jeux
Louis Horst
Nijinsky
Theophile Gautier
Joe Goode
10. Dancing couple that portrayed the American Depression Modern Style
August Bournonville
Fred Astaire
Milhaud
Ruth St. Denis
11. In love with Carlotta Grisi
Theophile Gautier
Robert Ellis Dunn
Twyla Tharp
Marius Petipa
12. Turned profits by slashing salaries of ballerinas so jockey club friends could have them as mistresses
Dr. Louis Vernon
Bill T. Jones
Charles Didelot
Massine
13. Developed new ways to use light and movement in her choreography
Martha Graham
Loie Fuller
Hanya Holm
Milhaud
14. Class grew into Judson's Church Group
Rudolph Nureyev
Merce Cunningham
Robert Ellis Dunn
Charles Didelot
15. Known for her 'Pagan' style of dance
Merce Cunningham
Nijinsky
Theophile Gautier
Fanny Elssler
16. Choreographed Deeply There in 1988 in response to the AIDS epidemic
George Balanchine
Alvin Ailey
Joe Goode
Bill T. Jones
17. PRINCIPLE OF FALL AND RECOVERY - KINETIC PANTOMIME
Arthur Saint-Leon
Milhaud
Charles Weidman
Anna Pavlova
18. United States nurse who campaigned for birth control and planned parenthood
Debussy
Margaret Sanger
Marie Taglioni
Nijinska
19. Choreographed Coppelia
Arthur Saint-Leon
Massine
Jean Baptiste Lande
Jean Coralli
20. Writer of Giselle
Garth Fagan
Debussy
Theophile Gautier
Arthur Saint-Leon
21. Known particularly for his long associations as musical director with Denishawn and Martha Graham.
Nijinsky
Ruby Keeler
Louis Horst
Hanya Holm
22. Choreographs Snowflakes Act I of the Nutracker & Swan Lake
Hanya Holm
Nijinsky
Ivanov
August Bournonville
23. 1st Albrecht
Lucien Petipa
Nijinsky
Busby Berkeley
Diaghilev
24. Played Swanilda in Coppelia
Debussy
Theophile Gautier
Giuseppina Bozzacchi
Hanya Holm
25. Opened a Wigman school in NYC in 1931 - brought German dance to U.S. but Americanized her technique.
Lincoln Kirstein
Hanya Holm
Fanny Elssler
Paul Taylor
26. Pioneer of modern dance in Germany
Mary Wigman
Marie Taglioni
Arthur Saint-Leon
Suzanne Linglor
27. Wrote autobiography Confessions
Mikhail Baryshnikov
Hanya Holm
Margaret Sanger
Jean Jacques Rousseau
28. Choreographed Giselle but not given credit
Jules Perrot
Ginger Rogers
Fanny Elssler
Balanchine
29. AVANT GARDE -CHOREOGRAPHED AUREOLE
Jules Perrot
Milhaud
Paul Taylor
Merce Cunningham
30. Sleeping Beauty (1912)- very expensive and unsuccessful
Marius Petipa
Martha Graham
Nijinska
Robert Ellis Dunn
31. Designed costumes and set of Afternoon of a Faune
Mikhail Baryshnikov
Leon Bakst
Doris Humphrey
Milhaud
32. Eccentric individualist/American choreographer -embraced experimental approaches such as silence
Nijinsky
Massine
Twyla Tharp
Ivanov
33. Choreographed Parade & Three-Cornered Hat
Balanchine
Suzanne Linglor
Rudolph Laban
Massine
34. Fall and recovery' technique-dancers learned to be proficient in balancing and ceding to the pull of gravity.
Doris Humphrey
Margaret Sanger
Charles Weidman
Nijinska
35. La Spectre de la Rose
Pilobolus
Alwin Nikolais
Folkine - Nijinsky
Marius Petipa
36. Agon - 1957
Suzanne Linglor
Massine
Nijinska
Balanchine
37. Known for brilliant divertissments
Arthur Saint-Leon
Merce Cunningham
Charles Didelot
Hanya Holm
38. One act ballets - Narrative had adult emotions
Lucien Petipa
Paul Taylor
Fokine
Robert Ellis Dunn
39. His theory of 'decentrailization' involved inhibiting the dancer with abstract props and costumes so that the dancer could discover themselves.
Leon Bakst
Alwin Nikolais
Ruth St. Denis
Nijinsky
40. Credited for innovation of expressionist dance
Rudolph Nureyev
Jean Coralli
Mary Wigman
Paul Taylor
41. Founded American Dance Theater in New York City
Balanchine
Alvin Ailey
Marius Petipa
Bill T. Jones
42. Pelvic contraction and release
Paul Taylor
Louis Horst
Fanny Elssler
Debussy
43. Introduced flying wires - raised the standard of pointe work
Nijinsky
Charles Didelot
Robert Ellis Dunn
Ruby Keeler
44. Choreographed Lion King
Garth Fagan
Robert Joffrey
Folkine - Nijinsky
Busby Berkeley
45. Chance dance' - focusing on the dance itself and was not interested in telling a story (fliped a coin)
August Bournonville
Merce Cunningham
Doris Humphrey
Theophile Gautier
46. Combined spiritual with the theatrical
Bill T. Jones
Fokine
Ruth St. Denis
Doris Humphrey
47. Launched careers of 5 great choreographers
Bill T. Jones
Bill T. Jones
Diaghilev
Rudolph Nureyev
48. REBELLED AGAINST IDEA THAT DANCE HAD TO HAVE MEANING
Marius Petipa
Marius Petipa
Merce Cunningham
Bill T. Jones
49. Father of Russian ballet
Marius Petipa
Lincoln Kirstein
Robert Joffrey
Charles Didelot
50. Associated with Danish-style ballet; equal roles for male and female dancers
Folkine - Nijinsky
Mary Wigman
Fokine
August Bournonville
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