KnowraAnna PavlovaLinked fromLinked fromThe 14 pages that link to Anna Pavlova, each with the reason it gives.All 14Broader topic 1Related 11Compared with 2BalletRelated: Her touring career extended ballet’s reach beyond established European companies.Mariinsky TheatreRelated: She trained and performed with the Imperial Ballet at the theatre.Russian emigrationBroader topic: Her earlier departure provides a notable cultural precursor to the post-1917 exodus.Imperial Russian BalletRelated: Her training and early career emerged from the imperial school and company.Mariinsky BalletRelated: Her career began at the imperial theatres and helped carry their ballet tradition abroad.Vaslav NijinskyRelated: Pavlova shared the Imperial Ballet world and early Ballets Russes stages with Nijinsky.Imperial Ballet SchoolRelated: Her training at the school launched a career that carried Russian ballet worldwide.Michel FokineRelated: Fokine created The Dying Swan for Pavlova and shaped several roles around her artistry.Enrico CecchettiRelated: Cecchetti taught Pavlova during her formation at the Imperial Ballet School.Margot FonteynCompared with: Pavlova’s earlier global fame provides a precedent for Fonteyn’s international celebrity.The FirebirdRelated: She was the original production’s celebrated Firebird.The Dying SwanRelated: Her performance established the solo’s association with a single, intensely expressive ballerina.Tamara KarsavinaCompared with: Her independent celebrity offers a contrast to Karsavina’s enduring institutional and company roles.Alexander VertinskyRelated: Pavlova and Vertinsky belonged to overlapping worlds of Russian performance celebrated abroad.