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Bujones, studied under Alicia Alonso's Cuban National Ballet later receiving a scholarship to the School of American Ballet in 1967. In 1972 he joined the American Ballet Theatre and at the age of 19 became the youngest principal male dancer in the history of American Ballet Theatre and in the world.

Camargo made her debut with the Paris Opera Ballet in 1726 at the age of 16. She challenged the dominance of male dancers in the art form by performing ballet vocabulary that were deemed only suitable for men, with effortless quality. She is often known to be the first woman to perform an entrechat quatre as well as to popularise shortened skirts and flat slippers. She retired in 1751.

Italian dancer and choreographer. Studied at the Ballet School of the Royal Theatres, made her debut in 1832. She then continued to tour Italy and Austria and eventually became a prima ballerina at the La Scala in Milan. She is often known to be one of the few women in her time to be recognised as a choreographer.

British dancer, set designer and director. He performed with Ballet Rambert and the Vic-Wells Ballet.

Dancer with the London Festival Ballet from 1973-1976. Previously danced with the Royal Ballet.