Adeline Genée was a renowned Danish ballet dancer born on January 6, 1878, in Copenhagen. She gained fame for her exceptional talent and became one of the first stars of the Royal Ballet. Genée was known for her grace and technical skill, captivating audiences throughout Europe and beyond. In addition to her performances, Genée contributed to the world of ballet as a choreographer and teacher. She played a significant role in promoting ballet in Australia and New Zealand, where she toured extensively. Her legacy continues to influence dancers and choreographers today.