3 Bold Classical Ballet Variations | Ballet Education

Looking to bring some extra confidence to the stage? These classical ballet variations may be just what you're looking for! Take a look below to see which one is the best fit for you:

Fairy of Force

A truly unique variation, this fairy from 'The Sleeping Beauty' is perhaps one of the only ballet characters to use pointing in such a way. The brazen Fairy of Force is sure to inspire any dancer to be assertive and lively.

Diana

Diana is a character that simply exudes confidence. This variation showcases bold sounds in the music and well-timed pauses en pointe to further accentuate the classical music. Additionally, the prop is meant to be Diana's bow as she enjoys strength and the thrill of the hunt. Feel emboldened as this unique character!

3rd Odalisque Variation

From the ballet 'Le Corsaire', this variation features an impressive amount of turns to very triumphant sounding music. The tutu for this variation is typically a two piece, or a bodice that has a transparent layer in the center to mimic a two piece tutu.