Sentence examples for choreographic success from inspiring English sources
His first choreographic success, Les Fêtes chinoises (1754), attracted the attention of David Garrick, who presented it in London in 1755.
Mr. Shechter's success has kept him on a choreographic path, although he has shown characteristic eclecticism by working simultaneously in theater and television (he choreographed the opening sequence of "Skins," a hit teen drama on Channel 4 here), choreographing for other companies and collaborating this year on a mainly musical work, "Survivor," with the sculptor Antony Gormley.
Commissioned by the Royal Opera in London, this work was a major success at its 2011 premiere and that brash, colorful and choreographic staging, directed by Richard Jones, has been deftly adapted here.
The work's success encouraged other ballet company directors to seek out new choreographic blood, and the potential financial benefits must have tempted even the purist maker of modern dance.
At the Bolshoi Ballet, Yuri Possokhov's choreographic interpretation of Mikhail Lermontov's novel A Hero of Our Time was judged a genuine success.
His performance had choreographic sweep.
Such seemingly sudden success awakens envy, and Mr. Shen has incurred his share of public complaints and private disparagement of his talents, his choreographic talents in particular.
Expect choreographic adventures.
"He even has choreographic suggestions.
But choreographic sunshine prevailed.
He has choreographic talent.
