Sentence examples for choreography across from inspiring English sources

Michael Hull's miraculous lighting is at times a revolving, dappled spotlight that concentrates the dancer's momentum, or a liquid wash that spills the choreography across the stage.

"So You Think You Can Dance" treats the form more seriously, though, showcasing choreography across a range of genres and artists from companies like Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater and American Ballet Theater.

These filters in their iterative choreography across the exhibition represent a constellation of parameters that circumscribe multiple ideas, which are touched upon to both imagine and realise a diversity of practices".

The dancer, known for her creative choreography across a huge variety of music genres, is often traveling for shoots or darting around NYC finding inspiration from around the city.

Designed by Julian Macdonald, these costumes have always struck me as too flamboyant, and it takes a while to focus on the key element of Shimmer: the lights that glimmer across the choreography and across Ravel's accompanying piano music.

The format is like that of an Event, Cunningham-speak for a collage of choreography created across decades.

Mr. Hall, whose idea for the cage inspired the choreography, crawls across beams, kick-boxes, hurls his partner around and even bungee jumps.

The movement is not exactly aggressive, either: Ms. Shanahan's choreography rolls across the stage like an endless spiral of subtle contractions or sweeping curves, lulling you into a dull state.

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Mr. Richardson still delights in the ways Balanchine's choreography sweeps the children across the stage, decoratively but freely, like birds in flight, "from interesting place to place".

Fleeting gestures became newly clear, but so did impersonal aspects of the choreography — symmetries and parallels across the stage, ensemble harmonies, a sense of space between the dancers (sometimes like a web pulled to the breaking point by their changes of position).