Research specific Ballet pieces and titles via this resource on dance arts of all forms.

Essay profiles the 18th century playwright, librettist, critic, poet, teacher, and theorist and describes his introduction of the ballet in his dramatic work.

Outlines the development of professional dance in the United States from a 1735 visit from the English dance group headed by Henry Holt.

Profile of 20th-century ballet's most influential impresario includes photos, caricatures, and a list of premieres by the Ballets Russes from 1909 to 1929.

Offers a brief profile of the mercurial director of the Ballet Russe. Includes links to other instrumental figures in the art of dance.

Furnishes a biographical sketch of the talented 19th-century dancer and rival of Marie Taglioni. Link to ballet history and technique pages.

Recaps the career of the noted early 20th century choreographer and member of the Ballets Russes.

Offers a brief introduction to the French musician and dancer who functioned as superintendent of the ballet in the court of Louis the XIV.

Profiles the author of "Dancing Master," written in 1725, and the best extant resource on dance of the 18th century.

Offers a profile on the influential figure of 20th-century ballet and Broadway theater. Link to ballet history and technique pages.

Profiles the 18th-century ballet performer who acted as a dance reformer - performing in naturalistic costume. Link to more resources on ballet.

Investigate the origins and evolution of this dance genre, with specific sections for romantic, Russian and American eras.

Drop in on a monthly calendar that notes important historical events in the world of dance. Includes links to relevant topics.