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... that ballerina Janie Taylor danced her first lead role with the New York City Ballet when she was eighteen? Source: "Only 18 then, she also brought a distinctive perfume and abandon to the doomed young heroine of 'La Valse.'" ([1])
ALT1:... that ballerina Janie Taylor had also designed costumes for ballets? Source: "When a colleague approached New York City Ballet's Janie Taylor asking her to design costumes for a ballet he was choreographing, the principal dancer needed little convincing." ([2])
Overall: @Corachow: The article is new and long enough (it was a redirect with a lot of edits, somehow). There are no major problems nor BLP/neutrality/copyvio issues. No images to review. QPQ was done correctly. Though I don't reject any of them, I slightly find Alt0 to be more interesting than Alt1 (although, personally, I find the Center Stage/Barbie of Swan Lake roles more appealing for the main page). (CC)Tbhotch™05:58, 22 January 2021 (UTC)[reply]
@Corachow: The article is new and long enough (it was a redirect with a lot of edits, somehow). There are no major problems nor BLP/neutrality/copyvio issues. No images to review. QPQ was done correctly. Though I don't reject any of them, I slightly find Alt0 to be more interesting than Alt1 (although, personally, I find the Center Stage/Barbie of Swan Lake roles more appealing for the main page). (CC) Tbhotch™ 05:58, 22 January 2021 (UTC)