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• They are practicality impersonators, developers en travesti.
• The Snow Queen was played by Bert Dean " en travesti ".
• Another plotless ballet was " en travesti " as Cinderella's stepsisters.
• There was, however, public disapproval of Marie Sall?s performance " en travesti " as Cupid in the ballet sections.
• Burlesques of this period featured actresses " en travesti " in tights or in dresses as short as possible without provoking the legal authorities.
• Much of the humor is in seeing male dancers " en travesti " performing roles usually reserved to females, wearing tutus and dancing " en pointe ".
• The part of Franz was danced " en travesti " by Eug閚ie Fiocre, a convention that pleased the male members of the Jockey-Club de Paris and was retained in Paris until after World War II.
• All the parts, even the female ones, were played by men ( " en travesti " ) but that would change, first in France and then in England too, by the end of the 17th century.
• The practice of women performing " en travesti " in operas became increasingly common in the early 19th century as castrato singers went out of fashion and were replaced by mezzo-sopranos or contraltos in the young masculine roles.
• Afterwards, Ferrini went to participate in " Domenica in ", during the 1989-1990 edition, where he created, and played en travesti, the character of " Mrs Emma Coriandoli ", a humoristic take on Italian housewives.
• Les Ballets Trockadero de Monte Carlo are an all male ballet troupe where much of the humor is in seeing male dancers " en travesti; " performing roles usually reserved to females, wearing tutus and dancing " en pointe " with considerable technical skill.
• In 1722, he first sang in Rome in Porpora's " Flavio Anicio Olibrio ", as well as taking the female lead in " Sofonisba " by Luca Antonio Predieri . ( It was common practice for young castrati to appear " en travesti " ).
• The scene is laid in a vast forest sacred to Endymion ( male dancer ), and then to further more elaborate ballets representing Diana and Cupid s ( ballerina en travesti ) meeting, Cupid's wakening Endymion and eventually Endymon's making love to Diana and his admission onto her cart.
• Bennett did not study singing, but when the RAM mounted a student production of " The Marriage of Figaro " in 1830, Bennett, aged fourteen, was cast in the mezzo-soprano role of the page boy Cherubino ( usually played by a woman " en travesti " ).
• According to musicologist Giovanni Andrea Sechi, one of Anton Maria Zanetti's drawings of a female singer " en travesti " and labelled by him as " La Negri " is in all probability a portrait of her and not of the soprano Antonia Negri Tomii ( known as " La Mestrina " ) as previously thought.
• The critics noted that the mandatory quotient of pretty actresses in short skirts, or playing men's roles in tights was duly delivered : although the hero was always a woman in these types of pieces, in this case, of the nine members of the cast, four were actresses playing roles " en travesti ".
• Among the stock devices of Victorian burlesque, such as rhymed couplets, contrived puns and other word-play, mistaken identities, and women playing male roles " en travesti ", " La Vivandi鑢e " contains the first example of what was to become one of Gilbert's trademarks : the ageing woman whose looks, if any, are fading.
• The pantomime was first performed at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane on 29 December, and many times repeated in the new year . " Harlequin and Mother Goose : or, The Golden Egg ", starred the famous clown Joseph Grimaldi and was written by en travesti " by Samuel Simmons  a pantomime tradition that survives today  and she also raises a ghost in a macabre churchyard scene.
• Arthur fusses with his costume and Cope objects to having ladies'garments about their room, though " not speaking his essential thought . " ( 290 ) In performance, Arthur's successful acting " en travesti " fails to please : " he was feminine, even overfeminine, throughout . " ( 291 ) When Randolph recounts his reactions to Joe, who refers to Randolph's " caring " for Cope, Randolph counters that it was just " a passing " amiti?", " ( 292 ) using a French word because he is unsure what he means to say.