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The 36 pages that link to Swan Lake, each with the reason it gives.

• Paris Opera BalletRelated: Its productions display the company’s command of the nineteenth-century classical repertory.

• Anna PavlovaRelated: Pavlova’s Odette became one of her prominent classical roles.

• The Sleeping BeautyRelated: The earlier ballet provides a contrasting example of Tchaikovsky's development as a ballet composer.

• Rudolf NureyevRelated: Nureyev’s stagings and performances recast the prince as a psychologically central character.

• Bolshoi BalletRelated: The Bolshoi’s interpretations of this repertory staple have helped define its dramatic and choreographic identity.

• Bolshoi TheatreRelated: The Bolshoi’s productions of this ballet became emblematic of its repertory.

• Lev IvanovRelated: Ivanov choreographed its second and fourth acts, including the celebrated swan scenes.

• SwanRelated: Its enchanted swan characters helped make swans enduring figures in ballet.

• Erik BruhnRelated: Bruhn’s Prince Siegfried became one of his defining roles.

• Benjamin MillepiedRelated: Black Swan draws on Swan Lake, whose choreography Millepied adapted for the film.

• Pierina LegnaniRelated: Legnani's Odette and Odile became a celebrated showcase for her range and technical control.

• Alicia AlonsoRelated: Alonso’s repertoire included Odette and Odile, roles that tested her expressive range and technique.

• Phyllis SpiraRelated: Spira’s classical roles belonged to a repertory in which this ballet is central.