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Last full accuracy audit: 2026-08-30 · 5 entries checked · 4 flagged · 4 issues confirmed · 4 corrected · 0 still open
Alessandra Ferri — The entry states Ferri won the Laurence Olivier Award for Outstanding New Dance Production in 1984 as part of the ensemble for Valley of Shadows, but the award is given to the production/company, not individual dancers, and Ferri was not listed as a recipient.
Alicia Alonso — The LORE section contains an incomplete sentence that implies Alonso was the first dancer of the Western Hemisphere to perform in the Soviet Union, which is false; she was the first Cuban, not the first from the Western Hemisphere.
Carlo Blasis — Carlotta Brianza was born in 1867, after Blasis's death in 1878, so she could not have been his student.
Carlotta Grisi — The entry states Grisi's last performance in western Europe was in 1849 in London, but she performed in Paris in 1850, which contradicts that claim; her last western European performance was actually in 1853 in Paris.
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