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 This form of theater has long been integral to the cultural scene of the [[Burgoignesc Metropole]]. Opera has long been a form of "state theater" in southern [[Levantia]] and thus its themes are often to serve the glorification of the state and its leaders. In the mid-20th century this changed
- Ballet has been a part of the global Burgundian brand since the 1970s. Following the Second Great War the war weary Burgundians sought to define Burgundie by other means instead of by its centuries of military intervention. Ballet was an obvious choice as it demonstrated the poise and grace of Burgundian high society but also the potential explosive power of its working classes. Some enterprising ballet dancers petitioned for the Imperial Burgundian Ballet School to be opened in Urceopolis, Urcea, and in 1968 it was granted a charter by the Urcean and Imperial crown. The prowess and finesse of the Burgundian dancers was soon recognized beyond Urcea. Touring companies were created to bring the fine arts of Burgundie to the world. Ballet companies were paired with orchestras, theater troupes, and art exhibitions. These “culture fleets” tour the world to this day ensuring that Burgundie is synonymous with high culture the world over.
+Opera has been a part of the global [[Burgundies|Burgoignesc]] brand since the 1970s. Following the [[Second Great War]] and [[Operation Kipling]] the war weary Burgoigniacs sought to define [[Burgundie]] by other means instead of by its centuries of military intervention. Touring companies were created to bring the fine arts of Burgundie to the world. Opera troupes were paired with orchestras, corps deBallais, and art exhibitions. These “culture fleets” tour the world to this day ensuring that [[Burgundie]] is synonymous with high culture the world over.
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