Editing Slovenia (section)

=== Dance ===
Historically the most notable Slovenian ballet dancers and choreographers were [[Pino Mlakar]],<ref>[https://www.dnevnik.si/204038 Umrl baletnik Pino Mlakar], Dnevnik, 2 October 2006</ref> who in 1927 graduated from the [[Rudolf von Laban|Rudolf Laban]] Choreographic Institute, and there met his future wife, balerina [[Pia Mlakar|Maria Luiza Pia Beatrice Scholz]]. Together they worked as a leading dancer and a choreographer in [[Dessau]], [[Zürich]], and State opera in [[München]].<ref name="Opera_si">[http://www.opera.si/sl/o-gledaliscu/balet/pia-in-pino-mlakar/ Pia and Pino Mlakar] {{Webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20190606082847/http://www.opera.si/sl/o-gledaliscu/balet/pia-in-pino-mlakar/ |date=6 June 2019 }}, The Slovenian National Theatre Opera and Ballet Ljubljana website</ref> Their plan to build a Slovenian dance centre at [[Rožnik Hill]] after the World War II was supported by the minister of culture, Ferdo Kozak, but was cancelled by his successor.<ref>Branko Miklavc: [https://www.dnevnik.si/205208 Na konec sveta bom potoval, samo da ju še enkrat vidim plesati], Dnevnik, 7 October 2006</ref> Pino Mlakar was also a full professor at the [[Academy for Theatre, Radio, Film and Television]] (AGRFT) of the [[University of Ljubljana]]. A [[Mary Wigman]] [[modern dance]] school was founded in the 1930s by her student, [[Meta Vidmar]], in Ljubljana.<ref>Nika Arhar: [https://www.rtvslo.si/kultura/oder/uprizarjanje-zgodovine-sodobnega-plesa/381978 Uprizarjanje zgodovine sodobnega plesa], MMC RTVSLO, 25 December 2015</ref>