Ballet [ Dance, Music & Songs ]
… for spoken and unspoken sociability on the stage, in the audience and behind the scenes. Britain had an aversion to the French form of ballet and associated its presentation and culture as indulgent excess. The 1730s-1820s ballet relied on … of social interactions. Practices > Dance, Music & Songs Mots-clés Audience Commodities Dance Theatre Arising out of the French court, the ballet during the long eighteenth century in England evolved into a performing arts staple and an event … England provided a generous escape for choreographers and dancers from the tumultuous after-effects of the French Revolution. Prior to the Revolution, Marie Sallé, famously recognized as the first female ballet choreographer and a …
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