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Ballet (Classical and Neoclassical Ballet)

1700 BCE

17thcentury: Classical ballet emerges in the French court with Louis XIV's influence.
18thcentury: Ballet d'action develops, emphasizing storytelling and emotional expression.
19thcentury: Romantic ballet flourishes with iconic works like "Giselle" and "Swan Lake."
20thcentury: Neoclassical ballet emerges, challenging traditional forms with works like Balanchine's "Apollo."
21stcentury: Ballet evolves, blending classical and contemporary influences in innovative productions.