Sentence examples for a ballet version from inspiring English sources

"Time 2 Tango" is a ballet version of tango nuevo, with high extensions and lifts in which the women's groins are displayed straight to the audience.

In 1993, choreographer Robert North made a ballet version for his company in Gothenburg and I wrote another half hour of music.

The planned five-city tour of Canada, in which the company was to perform a ballet version of "A Streetcar Named Desire" choreographed by its artistic director, John Alleyne, was scheduled for April.

Also cut, however, is a divertissement Mr. Balanchine had included when he had previously created a ballet version of Moliere's play, first in 1932 for Rene Blum's Ballets de Theatre de Monte Carlo, and then in 1944 for the Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo.

Dr. Lynn's answer to his mental wanderlust was not the stage - although he does look back with inordinate fondness on a walk-in part that impressario Sol Hurok, a patient, gave him more than 20 years ago in a ballet version of "Eugene Onegin" at the Metropolitan Opera House.

We are introduced to her mother, Erica, portrayed by the always surprising and still beautiful Barbara Hershey, and though we might be expecting a ballet version of Mama Rose, it's not quite so.

In Act IV we have the dreadful Soviet-era happy ending, with the Prince and Rothbart, in the guise of an owl, ineffectually jeté-ing at each other in a lame ballet version of a duel, before the hero tears off one of the sorcerer's wings, reduces him to a heap, and restores Odette to human form.

'Alice on Ice' For this year's visit to the Patchogue Theater for the Performing Arts, the Moscow Stars on Ice have come up with "Alice on Ice," a skated ballet version of the Lewis Carroll classic, complete with all the fanciful characters that inhabit "Wonderland" and "The Looking Glass".

Created by George Kovtun, whose only other choreographic credit was an obscure ballet version of Rasputin, the production was perhaps a little on the brassy side – the gladiators looked like the denizens of a leather bar, the women mostly played whores and the premiere featured live tigers – but it succeeded in making the ballet world sit up and take notice.

The score seems an odd choice, though it allows Robbins to set up an unconvincing ballet version of "Our Town".

This ballet version is an authentic dance experience, however, that invariably draws spontaneous sighs of pleasure from audiences as the curtain falls.