The conflict among the partyers, articulated between dances, fights, and mating rituals (each achieved through beautifully stylized choreography), centers on interpretation: who, precisely, is the Merton on whom they lavish their love?
Draw an oval centered on a diameter.
A medley centered on the song "I Won't Dance" becomes an anatomical, Jekyll-and-Hyde study of a man being seduced by Broadway rhythms, erupting into show-boy choreography despite himself.
With a repertoire centered on the American jazz standards of the 1920s, 1930s, and 1940s, these Harvard gentlemen — who perform in white tie, tails, and lime green socks — have an enviable reputation for their impeccable musicality, snappy choreography, and hilarious antics.
A comedy centered on addiction?
The production was filled with signature Chinese touches: the elaborate choreography of dancers on a giant calligraphy scroll; the undulating rows of Chinese characters, with the character for "harmony" illuminated; and the use of masses of people, working in unison into a grand spectacle centered on traditional Chinese history, music, dance and art.
Centered on a business card?
In general, their choreography emphasizes big visuals, which they attribute to their cheerleading past, and is "...largely centered on storytelling and physical comedy".
For "Freakum Dress" two ballerinas appeared on stage and performed a choreography along with a video projection on the screen.
He danced on a choreography course with Cunningham and composer John Cage.
She had just arrived from a choreography rehearsal, re-enacting her brief days on a Detroit television dance program.
