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The 23 pages that link to Paris Opera Ballet, each with the reason it gives.

• Edgar DegasRelated: Its dancers and rehearsal spaces were central to Degas’s images of labor behind theatrical spectacle.

• French operaRelated: Its dancers made ballet a central component of French operatic spectacle.

• Ballet de courRelated: The move toward a permanent professional company carried court dance into institutional theatre.

• Jules PerrotRelated: Perrot trained and performed at the Paris Opéra early in his career.

• Palais GarnierRelated: Its performances have made the Palais Garnier a major home for ballet.

• Carlotta GrisiRelated: Its stage established Grisi as a leading ballerina through Giselle.

• Filippo TaglioniRelated: Taglioni created La Sylphide for this company.

• Roland PetitRelated: Petit trained and performed there before pursuing an independent choreographic career.

• Maurice BéjartRelated: Béjart trained in Paris during the postwar period, amid this institution’s classical tradition.

• Marie SalléRelated: Sallé trained and performed within the Parisian institution that defined French ballet.

• Arthur Saint-LéonRelated: Saint-Léon built his French reputation within Parisian ballet culture.

• Ballet dancerRelated: Its long institutional history helped establish professional ballet training and performance.

• Benjamin MillepiedRelated: Millepied directed the company from 2014 to 2016.

• Zizi JeanmaireRelated: Jeanmaire studied at its ballet school before pursuing a stage career.

• Cléo de MérodeRelated: De Mérode trained and performed within the institution that established her as a dancer.

• Léo DelibesRelated: Delibes worked in Parisian ballet circles whose dancers and institutions shaped his stage compositions.

• Olga SpessivtsevaRelated: After leaving Russia, Spessivtseva became a leading dancer with this company.

• Sylvie GuillemRelated: Guillem trained and rose to étoile there before departing in 1989.