This concept is currently carried further to address the composition of individual services through orchestration and choreography in order to automate a business process allowing enterprises to develop value added products.
Jerry Mitchell's direction and choreography, in particular, give the show a physical dynamism that offsets the story's feelgood factor.
The building, with its brick facade and exterior touches like columns and rams' heads, offers plentiful gracious space for rehearsals and choreography, in addition to clubby touches like an enormous fireplace and an elaborate ceiling.
Madonna wanted a show which consisted of theatrics, drama, dance and choreography in "full-force".
"Or the movement and choreography in Julius Caesar," he says, "which they compared to Pina Bausch.
She is an associate minister at Marble Collegiate Church in New York, where she uses liturgical dance and choreography in her ministry.
"My Love" also won Timberlake the Male Artist of the Year and Best Choreography in a Video at the 2007 MTV Video Music Awards.
At the 1984 Billboard Music Awards, "Borderline" received two nominations, in the categories of Best New Artist and Best Choreography in a Music Video, but did not win either.
The show – which falls back on that old primary school standby "it was all a dream" – might be narratively thinner than a communion wafer, but along the way, there are some fantastic songs, a great band and some decent choreography in a tight space.
The whole program provided multiple examples of the best old-school values of modern dance: making firm contrasts of contours and rhythms, delivering movement with both intensity and objectivity, showing choreography in an equal and unslavish dialogue with music.
