Seigneuret, Michele (1934–)
Seigneuret, Michele (1934–)
French ballet dancer. Born 1934 in Paris, France.
Performed with the companies of Maurice Béjart: the Ballet de L'Etoile and Ballet du Théâtre de la Monnaie in Belgium; created roles for Symphonie pour un Homme seul (1955), Sonate à Trois (1957), and Orphée (1959), among others.
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