Pavlova (Ballet)

Pavlova refers to Anna Pavlova, a famous Russian ballerina from the early 20th century, known for her extraordinary talent and grace. She played a key role in popularizing ballet around the world, particularly incorporating expressive elements into her performances. Pavlova is especially remembered for her iconic role in "The Dying Swan," which symbolizes the beauty and fragility of life. Her artistry helped elevate ballet as an important theatrical form, and she inspired many dancers and choreographers. Her legacy continues to influence the art of ballet today.