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The 14 pages that link to Mariinsky Ballet, each with the reason it gives.

• BalletRelated: Its repertory and dancers carried Russian ballet into international prominence.

• George BalanchineRelated: Balanchine studied at its associated school and briefly danced with the company after the Russian Revolution.

• Paris Opera BalletCompared with: Its imperial history and classical repertory offer a counterpart to the Paris institution.

• GiselleRelated: Its repertory and performance tradition have been central to Giselle’s continued staging.

• Mariinsky TheatreBroader topic: It continues the institution's lineage from the Imperial Ballet.

• Agrippina VaganovaRelated: She danced with the company before devoting herself to teaching.

• Imperial Russian BalletRelated: It preserves the company’s institutional lineage beyond the end of imperial rule.

• Vaslav NijinskyRelated: Nijinsky trained and performed there before joining Diaghilev’s touring company.

• Michel FokineRelated: Fokine danced with the company and began developing his choreographic ideas there.

• Enrico CecchettiRelated: Cecchetti performed and taught within the company’s imperial-era world.

• Vaganova methodRelated: The company's performance tradition formed part of the professional environment in which Vaganova worked.

• Bolshoi BalletCompared with: Its history and style provide the Bolshoi’s closest institutional and artistic counterpart in Russia.

• Galina UlanovaRelated: Ulanova trained and began her professional career with this company.

• Olga SpessivtsevaRelated: She joined the company after graduating and rose to prima ballerina.