The "Pas de Quatre" is a ballet divertissement, a ballet with no plot, but just a choreography for the demonstration of technique.

The "Pas de Quatre" represents the first effort in the history of ballet to persuade four of the most famous ballerinas to appear together. M TaglionI, C. Crisi, F Cerrito, and L. Grahn.
Even though the dancers caused greats problems to the choreographer J. Perrot with their requirements, the performance that took place in London 1845, to music by C.Pugni, left the public and critics, speechless, and was discussed for a long time after.

This choreography is the best interpretation of the romantic era of dance.

1996: was performed (Professional Level Preparatory class of the School of the Municipal Ballet School of Larissa) by:
Ioanna Lagou, Nikoletta Mpatzalexi, Vassiliki Soultouki, Nancy Tastsoglou.

2002: was performed by the Thessalian Ballet with:
Soloists:
1) Nikoleta Mpatzalexi,
Tina Nassika,
Dimitra Zaharouli,
Eleana Andreoudi.

2) Ioanna Lagou,
Sofia Kalpenidou,
Vassiliki Sagona,
Natassa Antara