The tutu

by admin on February 8, 2010


How did the tutu evolve to become ballet’s most iconic symbol? Follow the tutu’s history – from where it all began in Victorian courts, to the 21st century stage.

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oojoi February 10, 2010 at 2:51 am

What kind of tutu is that flat, yellow one at 2:47?
I’ve seen it everywhere, I think it’s haunting me!

bachandbark February 12, 2010 at 12:42 am

The last comment that “….. the tu-tu will continue to dazzle us for a long time yet….” is hopefully true for The Australian Ballet, but alas not for some of the UK companies – I have heard negative comments about the beloved and wonderful tu-tu from two leading UK companies, on saying that they don’t make ballets that need tu-tus any more. I might emigrate to Australia if tu-tus fall out of fashion in ballet here in UK.((((

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