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In the 1600 and 1700s (until 1789) dancers recited poems and sang while they danced.
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In the 1700s ballet dancers relied on their faces and their bodies to express their character, their costumes did not do that.
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Female dancers got more attention then male dancers because of their skill on pointe ballet.
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Russia saved ballet. It wasn't for the ballet in Russia, ballet may have died out due to it not being popular elsewhere.
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Ballet was driven by the famous Diaghilev, who was the leading director of the Ballet Russes. Diaghilev developed a knew way of ballet that launched the new area of modernism that emerged into the ballet we know and love today.
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I predict that ballet will be the same. As a dancer, I love ballet the way it is today, so I predict and hope that ballet will remain the same. Possibly even more graceful than it is today. (If that is even possible.)