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| (1519-1589) Queen of France, brought Italian court dancing to the French courts | |
| (1638-1715) French King, founded L'Academie Royal de Danse (Paris Opera Ballet) first ever ballet school | |
| (1727-1810) Creator of Ballet d'action in Paris (at the same time as Weaver in London, Weavers however, did not take off) | |
| (1804-1884) Revolutionised female ballet technique with pointe work and danced in La Sylphide, one of the first major ballets, that is still performed today | |
| (1818-1910) French dancer and choreographer, danced with Russian Imperial Ballet of St Petersburg then went on to choreograph for them. Creator of Sleeping Beauty and Swan Lake | |
| (1840-1893) Russian composer, composed the music for The Nutcracker, Swan Lake and Sleeping Beauty | |
| (1872-1929) Founder of the Ballet Russes. Brought ballet back to Europe | |
| (1881-1931) Former dancer of the Ballet Russes, left to be the first Ballerina to tour the world | |
| (1888-1982) Former dancer of the Ballet Russes, founder of the Rambert Dance Company and school | |
| (1890-1950) Former member of the Ballet Russes, choreographed L'Apres-midi d'un faune | |
| (1898-2001) Founder of the Royal Ballet and the Royal Ballet School | |
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| (1904-1983) Member of the Ballet Russes. Later established American Ballet and co-founded New York City Ballet | |
| (190401988) Artistic Director of the Royal Ballet from 1963-1970, choreographed Symphonic Variations | |
| (1904-1983) Former dancer of the Ballet Russes. Co-founder of the English National Ballet and school | |
| (1910-2004) Former dancer of the Ballet Russes, Prima Ballerina Assoluta with the Royal Ballet, co-founder of the English National Ballet School | |
| (1919-1991) Dancer with the Royal Ballet, appointed Prima Ballerina Assoluta of the company by Queen Elizabeth II. President of the Royal Academy of Dance from 1954-1991 | |
| (1938-1993) Famously defected from Russia to pursue ballet in the West, famous partnership with Fonteyn, went on to Artistically Direct the Paris Opera Ballet | |
| (1948-) Dancer and choreographer for American Ballet Theatre and New York City Ballet | |
| (1969-) Prima Ballerina of the Royal Ballet from 1988-2007 | |
| (1965-) Ballerina with Paris Opera Ballet from 1984-1989 then famous for choosing to work independently away from any particular companies | |
| (1973-) Cuban ballet dancer, principal guest artist with the Royal Ballet allowing him to work with many other companies around the world | |
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