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{{Short description|Franco-Italian ballet dancer}} ...ovember 1730, [[Florence]] - 10 June 1809, [[Paris]]) was a Franco-Italian ballet dancer. ...

{{Short description|French ballet dancer and choreographer}} ...and their father [[Barthélemy Pitrot]] was an actor who criss-crossed the French provinces in the first half of the 18th century. ...

'''Auguste Fisse''' was a French dancer and [[ballet master]] of the 18th century.{{Citation needed|date=November 2023}} ...e de la Monnaie]] in Brussels in 1774. Appointed [[premier danseur]] and [[ballet master]] with [[Laurent Bocquet]] the following year, he left Brussels at t ...

{{Short description|French dancer and choreographer}} {{Expand French|Claude Ballon|date=November 2016}} ...

The '''Hus family''' was an 18th-century French dynasty of ballet dancers and actors. ...34, Rennes - 18 October 1805, Paris), stage name ''[[Mademoiselle Hus]]'', French actress ...

...s singer of the [[Royal Swedish Opera]] (1776–79) and as an actor at the [[French Theater of Gustav III]] (1781–92) and at the [[Royal Dramatic Theatre]] ( [[Category:18th-century Swedish ballet dancers]] ...

...ngeville''' (26 May 1681 – c.1737) was a French dancing master, dancer and ballet teacher. [[category:French male dancers]] ...

...pire]], and a founder of the [[Moscow State Academy of Choreography|Moscow Ballet School]]. ...w.theguardian.com/stage/2010/jul/20/bolshoi-ballet-guide-dance The Bolshoi ballet: a step-by-step guide to dance] ''[[The Guardian]]''. July 20, 2010. Retrie ...

{{short description|French dancer}} ...nçois Duval''' (born 21 May 1743, [[Paris]]), known as '''Malter''', was a French dancer. ...

* [[Eugène Hus]] (1758–1823), born Pierre-Louis Stapleton, Franco-Belgian ballet dancer and choreographer * [[Jean-Baptiste Hus]] (1736–1805), French ballet dancer and ballet master ...

{{Short description|French ballet dancer}} ...as a French [[ballerina]] and is regarded as the first female professional ballet dancer. Her first name is unknown. ...

{{Short description|French ballet dancer and theatre director}} ...e was one of the last of the [[Malter family]], an 18th-century dynasty of dancers. ...

...luet">[http://www.siluet-dance.com/index.php?page=dance_history_ballet ru: Ballet — dance History]</ref> In Russia, his troupe staged ''Force of Love and H ...ean-Baptiste Landé]], who in 1738 organized the first Russian professional ballet school and became its first teacher. Landé and Rinaldi saw each other as r ...

{{Expand French|Florence Pellerin|date=January 2021}} '''Florence Pellerin''' (fl. 1707), was a French ballet dancer and courtesan. She was the official mistress of [[Philippe II, Duke ...

...ine Frølich was perhaps the principal figure in the emergence of classical ballet as a distinct art-form in Denmark. ...oyed there: it was to be merged with the [[Royal Danish Theatre]] when the French troupe was fired in 1772-73. ...

...m]] - 7 November 1837, [[Kiev]]) was a French dancer, the creator of the [[ballet shoe]]s{{cn|date=August 2021}} and a [[choreographer]]. The son of Charles .../~vladmo/d_txt6.html Charles Didelot's Work in Russia]. History of Russian Ballet. Accessed September 23, 2012.</ref> ...

{{Expand French|Franz Hilverding|date=December 2009}} ...aro Angiolini|Gaspare Angiolini]], contributed to the development of the [[Ballet d'Action]], for which [[Jean Georges Noverre]] would get lasting credit wi ...

...chilles]] and [[James Harvey d'Egville]] as [[mentor]] in a scene from the ballet-pantomime ''Achille et Diedamie'' from a painting by [[Antoine Cardon]] 180 ....J.J. Deshayes''') was a French [[ballet dancer]], [[choreographer]] and [[ballet master]] born in [[Paris]] on 24 January 1777 and died in [[Batignolles]] o ...

{{Short description|Swedish ballet dancer and translator}} ...t''' (1759–1807) as married '''Anna Sophia Bleumortier''', was a Swedish [[ballet]] dancer and [[translation|translator]]. ...

{{short description|Soft shoe worn for ballet dancing}} {{other uses|Ballet Shoes (disambiguation){{!}}Ballet Shoes}} ...