Ballet Company Collection

Toe shoe and tights worn by Ingrid Silva of Dance Theatre of Harlem, 2013-2014
Brazilian ballet dancer Ingrid Silva (born c1988) performs with the Dance Theatre of Harlem in New York City. Skin tone pointe shoes for black

Toe shoe and tights worn by Alexandra Jacob of Dance Theatre of Harlem, 2013-2014
A ballet pointe shoe custom-colored with cosmetics to a light brown to match the skin tone of the dancer. A pair of dance tights with inherent holes in feet that are custom-dyed to a light brown to

Academie Nationale. - Mlle. L. Grandjean. - Role de Desdemone. - Othello, 1904. Louise Grandjean (1870-1934) as Desdemona in Othello - an opera in four acts by Giuseppe Verdi to an Italian libretto

Auditorium of the Bolshoi Theatre, Moscow, Russia, 1856. Artist: Mihaly Zichy
Auditorium of the Bolshoi Theatre, Moscow, Russia, 1856. The home of the famous Bolshoi Ballet Company founded in 1776, the theatre itself opened in 1825 and was designed by Osip Bove

The Grand Ballet, Theatre du Chatelet, Paris, 1904. An illustration from Le Petit Journal, 27th November 1904

The Snow Ballet, from la Voyage dans la Lune by Jacques Offenbach, 1892. Artist: Henri Meyer
The Snow Ballet, from la Voyage dans la Lune by Jacques Offenbach, 1892. Based on From the Earth to the Moon by Jules Verne (1828-1905); performed at the Theatre de la Porte Saint-Martin

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"Captivating Moments in Ballet: A Glimpse into the World of Dance" Step into the enchanting realm of ballet as we explore captivating moments from renowned ballet companies around the world. Ingrid Silva and Alexandra Jacob, dancers from the esteemed Dance Theatre of Harlem, gracefully don their toe shoes and tights, embodying elegance and strength on stage during the 2013-2014 season. Travel back in time to 1904 at Academie Nationale, where Mlle. L. Grandjean mesmerizes audiences with her portrayal of Desdemona in Othello. The exquisite artistry continues at Moscow's iconic Bolshoi Theatre, built in 1856 by artist Mihaly Zichy; its grand auditorium serving as a backdrop for breathtaking performances that have captivated generations. Paris' Theatre du Chatelet takes center stage in 1904 with "The Grand Ballet, " showcasing the city's rich cultural heritage through dance. Meanwhile, Jacques Offenbach's whimsical "La Voyage dans la Lune" delights spectators with "The Snow Ballet, " beautifully illustrated by Henri Meyer in 1892. Crossing continents to Hong Kong in 1999, we witness the English National Ballet enthralling audiences with their impeccable technique and artistic expression. Margot Fonteyn graces our journey next; a timeless icon from Royal Ballet who left an indelible mark on dance history during her illustrious career spanning decades. Lastly, members of the Royal Ballet Company bid farewell to Tokyo amidst thunderous applause on their final night there – a testament to their dedication and passion for bringing joy through movement. Through these glimpses into ballet company life worldwide – from delicate pointe shoes worn by talented artists like Ingrid Silva and Alexandra Jacob to historic theaters hosting unforgettable performances – we are reminded that ballet transcends boundaries, capturing hearts across cultures and generations alike.