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“Casanova” is choreographed by Kenneth Tindall. It premiered in 2017. (Ray Mark Rinaldi, Special to The Denver Post) Professional ballet dancers spend much of their careers playing fictional characters. For the female dancers, there are swans and sugar plums and celebrated damsels under duress, like Cinderella and Sleeping Beauty. For the men, the roles include various princes and kings and literary characters, like Peter Pan, Romeo and, lately, Dracula. But Colorado Ballet’s upcoming production of “Casanova” gives the performers a chance to play real people who existed in history.

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