Dance Difficulties

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Stephanie O

 

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July 29, 2013

 

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His goal within a dance company was for all of the females to look as identical as possible. He wanted dancers who were tall and streamlined with beautifully arched feet, long, elegant legs and a graceful extension (Solway 57). He believed that the thinner the dancer, the better one could see their bodies and movements...
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He believed that the thinner the dancer, the better one could see their bodies and movements. Due to the views of George Balanchine, it soon became the norm for a dancer to be a certain height and weight. Soon that is what company producers, directors, choreographers, and the public expected. Even today, "an ideal has been set in place in the dance community which reflects the general public's desire to see thin women on stage" (10-6)...
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