Hubert I. Stowitts

Hubert I. Stowitts

Deceased · Born: Jun 26, 1892 · Died: Feb 8, 1953

1926

Personal Details

BornJun 26, 1892 Rushville, Nebraska, USA

Biography

Hubert Stowitts, a trailblazing figure in the realm of dance, boasts the remarkable distinction of being the inaugural American star to share the stage with the esteemed Russian ballet, a testament to his exceptional talent and artistry. For an extended period, he had the singular privilege of dancing alongside the iconic Anna Pavlova, his partner not only in the realm of dance but also in the realm of art and stage, fostering a deeply collaborative and harmonious relationship that undoubtedly inspired and elevated his performances.

Throughout his illustrious ballet career, Stowitts distinguished himself as a versatile and accomplished artist, effortlessly transitioning between the roles of choreographer, set designer, and costume designer with remarkable ease and aplomb.

His innovative and creative work was deeply influenced by his profound fascination with traditional Indian and Chinese dance, a testament to his innate eclecticism and open-mindedness towards the art form.

Career

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1926
The Magician
The Magician as Dancing Faun