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ABOUT 'BALLET.CO'

The Ballet.co website is produced by a team of ballet experts and enthusiasts led by Bruce Marriott. Contributing Editors include Jane Simpson and Jennifer Delaney. Josephine Jewkes, a former English National Ballet principal, writes a monthly column. The website has a focus on British ballet, but also covers the international ballet scene.

The Ballet.co website is organised into the following main sections: Magazine, Forums, News, Ballet Legends, Ballet History, First Ballets, Ballet Reviews, Frederick Ashton Resources, Kenneth MacMillan Resources, and Not Dance Forum.

The Forum topics are: BRB Talk, ENB Talk, Kirov Talk, NBT Talk, and Doing Dance. The Ballet Legends section contains illustrated articles on twenty famous people. The Ballet History section contains articles on the history of British ballet, from 1924 to 1990. The Ballet Reviews section is a searchable database of 13,000 reviews.

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