KnowraAmerican balletLinked fromLinked fromThe 16 pages that link to American ballet, each with the reason it gives.All 16Broader topic 1Related 2Narrower topic 12Compared with 1George BalanchineNarrower topic: Balanchine helped establish a distinctly American company and choreographic style.Jerome RobbinsNarrower topic: Robbins helped establish a distinctly American repertory through his work at New York City Ballet.New York City BalletRelated: The company helped establish a distinct American repertory and institutional model.Anna PavlovaNarrower topic: Pavlova’s American tours brought classical ballet to audiences across the country.Lincoln KirsteinNarrower topic: Kirstein’s schools and companies helped give this broader tradition an institutional center.Mikhail BaryshnikovNarrower topic: His popularity and leadership helped shape the visibility of ballet in American culture.School of American BalletBroader topic: The school was created to train dancers for this early company.DenishawnCompared with: Denishawn offered theatrical dance training beyond the ballet-centered institutions then emerging.Maria TallchiefNarrower topic: Tallchief’s career helped establish American dancers and companies as major forces in classical ballet.Natalia MakarovaNarrower topic: Makarova’s success helped bring Russian-trained artistry to a major American company.Fanny ElsslerNarrower topic: Her American appearances formed an early, highly visible chapter in the country’s ballet history.Robert JoffreyNarrower topic: Joffrey’s company became a prominent example of an American institution with an unusually broad repertory.Olga SpessivtsevaRelated: Her Ballets Russes tour contributed to early American exposure to Russian ballet.Sono OsatoNarrower topic: Osato’s repertory included works that helped distinguish American ballet from European traditions.Tamara GevaNarrower topic: Geva’s performing career contributed to ballet’s establishment on American stages.Vera ZorinaNarrower topic: Zorina’s American stage career formed part of ballet’s expansion into U.S. popular entertainment.
KnowraAmerican balletLinked fromLinked fromThe 16 pages that link to American ballet, each with the reason it gives.All 16Broader topic 1Related 2Narrower topic 12Compared with 1George BalanchineNarrower topic: Balanchine helped establish a distinctly American company and choreographic style.Jerome RobbinsNarrower topic: Robbins helped establish a distinctly American repertory through his work at New York City Ballet.New York City BalletRelated: The company helped establish a distinct American repertory and institutional model.Anna PavlovaNarrower topic: Pavlova’s American tours brought classical ballet to audiences across the country.Lincoln KirsteinNarrower topic: Kirstein’s schools and companies helped give this broader tradition an institutional center.Mikhail BaryshnikovNarrower topic: His popularity and leadership helped shape the visibility of ballet in American culture.School of American BalletBroader topic: The school was created to train dancers for this early company.DenishawnCompared with: Denishawn offered theatrical dance training beyond the ballet-centered institutions then emerging.Maria TallchiefNarrower topic: Tallchief’s career helped establish American dancers and companies as major forces in classical ballet.Natalia MakarovaNarrower topic: Makarova’s success helped bring Russian-trained artistry to a major American company.Fanny ElsslerNarrower topic: Her American appearances formed an early, highly visible chapter in the country’s ballet history.Robert JoffreyNarrower topic: Joffrey’s company became a prominent example of an American institution with an unusually broad repertory.Olga SpessivtsevaRelated: Her Ballets Russes tour contributed to early American exposure to Russian ballet.Sono OsatoNarrower topic: Osato’s repertory included works that helped distinguish American ballet from European traditions.Tamara GevaNarrower topic: Geva’s performing career contributed to ballet’s establishment on American stages.Vera ZorinaNarrower topic: Zorina’s American stage career formed part of ballet’s expansion into U.S. popular entertainment.