I guessed the Australian Ballet. I follow them here on KZfaq.

Beautiful corps. ❤❤❤

The Australian Ballet 'Dance of the Snowflakes' Variation, music by Pyotr Tchaikovsky. The gorgeous and lively corps de ballet members' and the Snow Queen's performance, capture the magical beauty of winter and snowfall ❤❤❤❤❤! This ethereal and enchanting dance is in the 2nd Act of the Nutcracker ❤❤. Thanks @ B Q ❤❤😊.

It's the Australian ballet's the nutcracker.

Снежинки❄️

I don't know many male dancers so I just took a guess at B and I was correct

Raymonda. On my list of must see ballets.

Raymonda!!

It's Henriette's costume from act 2 of Raymonda. The music of this variation is so joyful!

It's from ballet Raymonda: Henriette Act 2 Variation ❤. Dorothée Gilbert's light on her feet when dancing; she has those feet with high arch and flexible instep ❤. Étoile with marvellous acting skills, she's a Star for sure 🌟 ❤❤❤! Thanks as always @ B Q ❤😊.

Bachtsisarai

Очень интересная викторина! Спасибо!❤ Понравился выход теней❤, а умирающий лебедь есть очень красивая вариация в исполнении Владимира Малахова ❤

The Hand Bell Dance Variation Act 2, The Fountain of Bakchisarai Ballet. It is gracefully performed by a technically assured soloist, Ivanova-Skoblikova ❤❤❤. And, 'Acting' adds greater depth to her dancing ❤. Thanks @ B Q ❤😊.

It's from the fountain of Bakhchisarai, the bell dance, I don't remember from which act. By the way this ballet is one of my favourites!

Is this POB? These costumes are hideous. But Gatti is wonderful. He really nails that ending.

I chose Guillaume Diop because well... French.

17/20 🎉

I was surprised that I got all of them right!

I thought it was Danill Simpkin. Better luck next time for me. But I did recognize the dance and costume as from Solar from La Bayadere, so I am learning.

This is iconic.❤

He's a very interesting dancer for sure, 'Joseph Gatti' and he's also Artistic Director of the United Ballet Theatre in Orlando Florida USA ❤❤! Very nice, dazzling multiple turns with fluid finishes, and Gatti's a standout dancer ❤❤. Thanks for this great video @ B Q ❤❤😊.

It's Joseph Gatti, performing Solor's variation from act 2 of la bayadere.

Guillaume Diop, Carlos Acosta es más alto con un físico diferente, más musculoso y Steven McRae tiene la piel más clara y me parece q es un poquito más bajo.

This was fun but pretty sure I would have been clueless without knowing the music 🙃🩰

Thank you for not including Nacho Duato! I got most from the music, so I don't know if that's cheating. Would really like to see more/all of these productions {have seen Bourne's Sleeping Beauty, which I didn't expect to like but did}. Were any of them Mats Ek and I missed the attribution?

Жуть жуткая😮

Grand pas classique

Thirteen correct answers and I had to really listen twice, thrice to the music and analyse the costumes, to get it right 😊😂, . . well I'll watch the ballets again for sure ❤! A brainteaser indeed @ B Q, it's fun doing it and thanks as always @ BQ ❤❤😊.

I got 19/20, but I count myself this rather as a full score as I just didn't think that you would dare to use Giselle a second time (I did also know that a modern version of La Sylphide exists, "Highland Fling"...) and actually, as I did research, "Red Giselle" is actually an independent ballet about an historical ballerina. I just want to point this out as currently modern Giselle adaptions seem to be very popular, there's currently the daring Ghetto version at Estonian ballet, and there had been intriguing productions also running in my country currently, in Munich and Dresden. Anyway, I love the creative idea with this quiz. There are so multiple shades of doing a "contemporary" version and also many different examples. I know some of these, but I actually haven't watched any of these. Still, there are some mild versions between (such like Roland Petit's Coppelia, Nurejev's Cinderella or Nacho Duato's Sleeping Beauty) which I actually consider a refreshing idea (; . And I do love to imagine a bit twisted versions of classic ballets (yet not as much dark or almost "ridiculous" as some examples here (;...)

Contemporary 😂

19/20 It was another interesting idea for quiz! I think that the modern version of these ballets are good, but the classical versions in my opinion, will be always on top!

Great new idea for the quiz! Especially interesting to see what makes the story distinctive enough to be recognisable, even in an unfamiliar dance idiom. I've seen parts of some of these, but others were new to me. I missed the second Swan Lake and Red Giselle, dithered on a couple of the others later in the video. Would definitely watch these ballets if I got the chance...Thanks for this!

I chose Mr Diop because I knew the other two. Carlos Acosta used to dance here in Houston with the Houston Ballet. All three are superb dancers. Good post, BQ, thank you.

I thought that it's Guillaume Diop, because that it's the Paris Opera ballet production of Don Quixote, and Guillaume Diop is the only dancer of these three that works with the Paris Opera ballet. By the way, I love that in this production of Don Quixote, the rhythm of Basilio's variation is more bopping!

Paris Opéra Ballet 'Guillaume Diop' an extraordinary and wonderful Ètoile, is my guess ❤❤❤! Thanks @ B Q ❤😊.

😅 I got it right because I remembered the Barbie movie

Swan Lake, of course. It’s iconic.

17 out of 20, not bad!

Dance of the Little Swans from Swan Lake. Someone described it as challenging. I think that would be an understatement, four dancing so tightly together. One little slip up... Thanks for posting a quiz I actually knew right away B Q.

This was really fun.

Swan Lake.: Beautiful❤❤❤

Credo che questo sia il pezzo di balletto più famoso in assoluto, in qualche modo lo ha visto anche chi normalmente non è interessato al balletto. ❤

Ce pas de quatre me fascine à chaque fois que je le vois❤

It's from swan lake, the dance of the four little swans of course!

Wonderful Swan Lake Cygnets 'Little Swans' Variation, by the gorgeous and amazing dancers from Pacific Northwest Ballet ❤❤❤❤❤. Beautifully danced fast to the side, doing many pas de chat steps, and doing them absolutely in unison ❤❤! At the end they break their chain . . they try to fly . . and they drop to the ground ❤😊!! I truly admire all four dancers ❤! And, I recognise Principal dancer 'Angelica Generosa', I love her 'Harlequinade' which I've seen on you tube ❤. Great Video @ BQ, thank you again ❤❤😊!

Based on the choreography its obviously Swan lake pas de quatre of act 2... But based on execution I would guess some robot dance from Starwars?

Баядерка, второй акт. Была на этом балете четыре дня назад, на дебюте с чудесной Мей Нагахиса в партии Никии

Gorgeous and joyous performance by these ensemble dancers ❤❤❤! They're farmers who work in the fields, as shown in the 'scythes' the dancers hold. Quick and dainty movements, romantic style and soft epaulement. I quite like this Le Travail 'Work' Variation of Coppélia ❤❤. Thanks @ B Q ❤😊.

They're from Coppelia, performing the work dance from act 3.

I did better than I thought, 6 out of 20. You are making them harder, BQ. Also more fun to watch, thanks.