The phrase "a dance collective" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a group of dancers or choreographers who collaborate on performances or projects together.
Example: "The local arts festival featured a performance by a dance collective known for their innovative choreography."
Alternatives: "a dance troupe" or "a dance ensemble".
Estefi Spark is the founder of Argentina's Flow Altas Wachas, a dance collective that mixes eclectic styles from twerking and voguing, to afro and dancehall.
The proper anthem for this attitude can of course only be called "Fuck That Shit," and in this case, it's shouted loudly by The Synchronizers, a dance collective on the Moonbootique label.
Equally shadowy -- "a dramatically different look at intense isolation" -- will be "3PETIX," a duet in its United States premiere from PO.V.S. TANZE, a Moscow dance collective.
Jones first heard Kuti's songs "back in the late 70s when I was with a wild dance collective called the American Dance Asylum in upstate New York, and one of our teachers went to the local library looking for music and came back with Fela".
Mr. Benson is a founder of the Shakedown Dance Collective, a group of amateur dance enthusiasts who normally specialize in high-energy pieces performed to funk music in flash mobs and at dance parades.
Stay Positive started out as a nine-person "fictional dance" collective called Christian AIDS.
Saturday at 8 p.m. and Sunday at 2 p.m., Joyce Theater, 175 Eighth Avenue at 19th Street, Chelsea, (212) 242-0800, joyce.org; $10 to $49. (Jack Anderson) ★ FLICfest (Friday and Saturday) When the choreographer Niles Ford died unexpectedly this month (he was 52), his company, Urban Dance Collective, made an admirable decision: to keep on dancing.
If you watched the Brit awards in February, you might have noticed, when dance collective Rudimental were performing, a particularly spirited young singer in a shiny catsuit.
Also, Pene McCourty and the Continuum Dance Collective will present a piece performed by women from 25 to 70 years old, on a shared program with Peggy Shaw, the performance artist.
Peering over a piece of paper covered in tiny handwriting, Jamie Benson, a choreographer leading this rehearsal of the Shakedown Dance Collective, called out instructions while the group flowed through a series of arm movements, hand gestures, dips and bends.
Karpo Godina's film, in which members of the poetry and dance collective Pupilija Ferkeverk lark about in a shallow lagoon, while a topless woman rides a swing over the water, accompanied by a blues-rock number by Rory Gallagher and Taste, ends with people ostentatiously taking LSD.
