Vincenzo Galeotti
Dancer and choreographer, danced for royalty
Born
March 5th, 1733
292 years ago
Died
1816
209 years ago — 83 years old
Category
Performers & Entertainers
Country
Denmark
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Born in Italy and later active in Denmark, this dancer and choreographer gained prominence in the world of ballet during the 18th century. Renowned for the introduction of innovative choreography that blended the Italian style with French influences, this individual contributed significantly to the development of ballet. In Denmark, served as a principal dancer and choreographer at the Royal Danish Theatre, where some of the most elegant and structured performances were crafted. Created numerous ballets, which were recognized for their aesthetic qualities and refinement, influencing the next generations of dancers and choreographers.
Worked at the Royal Danish Theatre
Developed significant ballet choreography
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