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A famous ballet was first choreographed in heavy armor. Which is why dancers still look like they’re fighting gravity personally.

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No famous ballet is recorded as being first choreographed in heavy armor. Ballet developed in Renaissance Italian and French courts and later became a professional art form, with costumes designed for movement.

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A famous ballet was first choreographed in heavy armor. Which is why dancers still look like they’re fighting gravity personally. | SmartAss Facts