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1. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Ballet_companyBallet company - Wikipedia

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   A ballet company is a type of dance troupe that performs classical ballet, neoclassical ballet, and/or contemporary ballet in the European tradition, plus managerial and support staff.

2. calgary.ctvnews.ca › professional-ballet-dancersBallet school teaches young Calgary dancers professional ...

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   7 hours ago · Jeunesse Classique Ballet. Sosa danced for 15 years with the Cuban company and then had the opportunity to come to Canada with Gomez and the two danced with Alberta Ballet for four seasons. Now ...

3. www.culturecalling.com › uk › arts-cultureA Guide to Ballet Companies in the UK - Culture Calling

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   Mar 21, 2023 · While London may be the home of the Royal Ballet and hub for all things dance in the UK, there are some fine ballet companies across the country that are committed to touring their work and reaching audiences in more rural areas.

4. rambert.org.uk › about-rambert › our-historyOur history - Rambert

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   Rambert gave its first performances in 1926 and in 2026 we will become the Britain’s first dance company to celebrate 100 years. Our history dates even further back, to 1914, when Polish emigree and former Ballet Russes dancer Marie Rambert arrived in London fleeing the outbreak of the First World War.

5. www.liveabout.com › inside-a-ballet-company-1006747Ballet Company Hierarchy: Who's Who - LiveAbout

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   Dec 28, 2018 · A ballet company is typically made up of principals, soloists, coryphées (first artists or junior soloists), corps de ballet, and character artists.

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6. www.bostonballet.org › stories › the-four-majorThe Four Major Styles of Ballet

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   Different styles of ballet have evolved over time, from neoclassical to romantic, and every flavor of dance is unique. We’re here to break down the major styles and help you become an expert in the art form, so you know just what to look for at the theater.

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   What is a ballet company?

   • A ballet company is a type of dance troupe which performs classical ballet, neoclassical ballet, and/or contemporary ballet in the European tradition, plus managerial and support staff.

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   What does a dancer do in a ballet company?

   • These dancers score leading roles and are the cornerstones of their ballet companies, though they often also appear in other companies' performances as guest stars. Soloists in a dance company dance solos and often learn principal roles as understudies, occasionally performing them when the principal has to miss a show.

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   How often do ballet companies hire dancers?

   • Most major ballet companies employ dancers on a year-round basis, except in the United States, where contracts for part of the year (typically thirty or forty weeks) are the norm. A company generally has a home theatre where it stages the majority of its performances, but many companies also tour in their home country or internationally.

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   Does a ballet company have a school?

   • Many ballet companies have an associated school which trains dancers. Traditionally the school would provide almost all of the company's dancers, something which helped to create clear distinctions in style between companies, but 21st century ballet has open hiring practices, and many ballet companies have a very international staff.

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   Are ballet trainees paid?

   • Some companies (especially in North America) have trainees or apprentices, who rank below the corps de ballet, and may be unpaid. Some companies further subdivide these grades, and the terminology used varies from company to company.

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   Are there ballet companies in London?

   • While London may be the home of the Royal Ballet and hub for all things dance in the UK, there are some fine ballet companies across the country that are committed to touring their work and reaching audiences in more rural areas.

   A Guide to Ballet Companies in the UK - Culture Calling

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8. www.danceinforma.com › 2020/06/24 › second-companiesSecond companies: What to look for - Dance Informa Magazine

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   Jun 24, 2020 · What’s the difference between a second company member, an apprentice and a trainee? It depends on who you ask. Without an established industry standard for each term, be sure to read your contract closely. Dance Informa spoke with dancers from Nimbus 2, Ballet West II, Nederlands Dans Theater (NDT) 2 and Ailey II about what […]