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* The 1956 movie version of ''[[Anything Goes]]'' included one.
* Messed around with in ''[[Black Swan]]'' ... [[Mind Screw|probably]].
* [[Cannibal! The Musical]] features a random dream ballet as an homage to [[Oklahoma!]].
* Charlie Chaplin's ''[[The Kid]]'' has one near the end, with everyone in angel costumes until the party gets crashed by devils. Being that the rest of the film is fairly realistic, [[
== Literature ==
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== Theatre ==
* In ''[[Oklahoma!]]!'', there is a Dream Ballet after Laurey takes smelling salts to help her decide whether to take Curly or Jud to a dance.
** Famous as the ''Oklahoma!'' Dream Ballet is, ballets in Rodgers and Hammerstein musicals aren't always dreams—those in ''[[Carousel]]'' and ''[[The King and I]]'' don't involve dreams. There is, however, a Dream Ballet for Ta in ''[[Flower Drum Song]]'', and the college dance sequence in ''Allegro'' takes a three-minute break from awkward reality to send the dancers twirling through their imaginations.
** This scene is spoofed in Matt Stone and Trey Parker's early film ''[[Cannibal! The Musical]]''
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== Web Original ==
* The above image is from [https://web.archive.org/web/20120510153321/http://www.wirepop.com/comic_index.php?id=14 Eversummer Eve].
* Evoked in ''[[Silent Hill: Promise]]'' when Vanessa pricks her finger and hallucinates that she is trick or treating as a literal ballerina.
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