Choreographic in a sentence

Spare and simple, “Aging Prelude” at the Chocolate Factory is a new beginning for the choreographic duo Chameckilerner.

Two performers create a pas de deux in constant motion around the stage with a combination of balance, acrobatic control, physical strength, choreographic grace, and a spirit of partnership.

For this reason, the Small Children, Children, Youth, Choreographic and Young Critic categories return this year to the contest.

He goes into the choreographic process with a blank slate, nothing preconceived or scripted.

In the Forsythe work, four men create a score using their breath, which provides the rhythm and the choreographic pulse alongside barely-there music by Thom Willems.

It is one of the high water marks of Guru Kumudini Lakhia's choreographic sophistication in kathak.

On Sunday, three final choreographic pieces will take the stage.

Getting that choreographic sense translated on camera is more difficult.

It creates critically acclaimed dance productions, which are renowned for their integration of stimulating choreographic forms, arresting musical scores and theatrical invention.

It has captivating music, colourful costumes and choreographic patterns that exude vitality.

The therapeutic choreographic sessions slipped into the background.

Williams looks forward to her training in Israel where she will be learning Hebrew, dancing for 60 hours a week and will create an original choreographic work.

Choreographic details Gray noted include using props like a handkerchief, veil, scarf or even an oversized sleeve, which the female dancer manipulates to delicately hide and reveal a flushed cheek, for example.

The dancers have participated throughout the choreographic and costuming process.

The festival presents six choreographic solos by artists from different corners of the planet, all outside the West.

The Goethe Institute in Athens presents screenings of the choreographic opera “Dido & Aeneas,” with choreography by Sasha Waltz, recorded at the State Opera Unter den Linden in Berlin in 2005.

In 2011, Pacific Northwest Ballet presented a reconstruction of the work as close to its narrative and choreographic sources as possible, based on archival materials dating back to 1842, the year after its premiere.

The National Choreographic Centre of Le Havre Haute-Normandie specialises in the creation and production of dance shows.

There are also other choreographic variations—the dancers may be placed in rows with men on one side and women on another.

There is also another choreographic element danced by women: the miudinho (this also appeared in São Paulo, as dance solo in the center of the roda ).