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A schedule which, Whelan says, "keeps us running from one ballet to another" can also mean that individual details of style can blur or even disappear.

Indeed the entire idea of the wispy Romantic ballerina, angelically on pointe yet somehow part of a dark malevolence in nature, stems from this one ballet.

As more than one ballet company has become dominated by a resident choreographer, new audiences ignore what anyone exposed to ballet in the United States knew from the 1930's to the 1960's: ballet is not limited to one aesthetic.

Vaslav Nijinsky, ballet's most legendary superstar, is the subject of more than one ballet.

Royal Ballet highlights include a new one-act ballet from Wayne McGregor with a score by minimalist music pioneer Steve Reich.

Inside, four former dancers — two from musical theater, one from ballet and one from the Radio City Rockettes — picked at a bowl of popcorn.

Other highlights include a new one-act abstract ballet from Liam Scarlett and a new production of Philip Glass's dance opera Les Enfants Terribles, choreographed by Javier de Frutos.

The stronger emphasis in western Europe and the United States in the late 20th century was on one-act ballets, varying from about 15 minutes' to more than one hour's duration.

(By now, he has created forty-one ballets).

The return of the Royals has been the talk of the town for months, and I think most expected more from one of ballet's vanguards.

"Fancies," includes a marvelous blast at ballet, "How to Tell Ballet From Modern".