Rosella Hightower

American ballerina and choreographer

Rosella Hightower - Performers & Entertainers born January 10th, 1920
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A prominent ballerina and choreographer, contributions to the world of ballet began early in life. Training took place at the School of American Ballet. Joined the Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo, performing in notable works such as 'Giselle' and 'The Nutcracker.' Later established a ballet school in France, imparting knowledge to aspiring dancers. Developed unique choreography reflecting personal style and artistry. Received recognition for efforts in dance education and artistry.

Performed with Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo

Established a ballet school in France

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