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Responsible for passing on the French tradition, the Paris Opera Ballet School explores the classical and contemporary repertoire as well as academic or modern styles with an equal striving for ...

the Corps de Ballet and all the students of the Paris Opera Ballet School and the Paris Opera Orchestra together on stage, where they performed two contemporary works and the Défilé du Ballet.

The report also called on the Paris Opera Ballet School, which trains the majority of the company’s dancers, to overhaul its admission processes to increase diversity. Throughout the company ...

Q: In your book, you vividly describe the Paris Opera Ballet School training — the rankings, the competitiveness, the desperate desire to get into the company. Are you at all critical of the system?

Bodies in motion tend to remain in motion, but almost never with the heart-stirring beauty and grace on view in Frederick Wiseman’s exceptional portrait of the Paris Opera Ballet, “La Danse.” ...

She joined the world-renowned company at age 17 after just two years in the Paris Opera Ballet School, worked her way through the ranks, and eventually became a soloist. After 11 years in the company, ...

Millepied is here to audition nearly 200 applicants (20 or so from the Paris Opera Ballet’s own school) for eight places ... explore the whole place—the building has an almost intimate charm.

First on the program, as has been the case since 1946, was the Défilé—a procession of all the 154 dancers that comprise the Paris Opera Ballet and over 100 from the company’s ballet school.