fairy ballet
The term "fairy ballet" refers to a genre of ballet that emerged in the 19th century, characterized by its fantasy themes and innovative stage effects.
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Definition
C1Performing Arts
(historical, technical)A genre of ballet from the 19th century that features fantasy characters and employs technical effects for magical transformations.
Example
- The fairy ballet captivated audiences with its enchanting characters and magical stage effects.
- In the 19th century, fairy ballet was a popular form of entertainment in France.
B2Performing Arts
(general)A ballet performance inspired by fairy tales or folklore, often including magical or fantastical elements.
Example
- The children's eyes lit up as they watched the fairy ballet unfold on stage.
- The production of 'Sleeping Beauty' is a classic example of a fairy ballet.
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