Mr. Ferbos stayed in the corner, his knees bouncing in time with the music, his face occasionally appearing behind the outsize personalities dancing in front of him.
As we bounced in time vertically and laterally, with a mix of dramatic twists, stops, squats and arm sweeps, the boisterous atmosphere was more dance party than fitness class.
Three songs into the set, the group's guitarist, Yao Lan, ripped into the opening of Jackson's "Smooth Criminal"; his red tutu bounced in time with the beat, and the crowd jumped along with him.
Someone caught him on camera busting his freak-nasty moves to Eminem's "Shake That," and the pup bounces in time to the tune.
Back to the party and we've got 300 people packed in here now, bouncing in time to the £20,000, custom-made sound-system.
While the brief audio is intense in its own right, the rapid-fire animations alongside it had our pupils bouncing in time with Thundercat's warp-speed bass lines.
The action takes place in the 1930s, but Ilona Somogyi's costume design seems to bounce around in time.
Organizers of the Giro, however, said they were simply hoping Armstrong, a cancer survivor, would bounce back in time to compete in their race.
Beginning on this terrible night, "Amadeus" is mostly a series of interlocking hallucinations that bounce around in time from 1823 to 1781, back to 1823 and finally to 1825.
