Sentence examples for choreography room from inspiring English sources
And the lyrics of Don Black and Charles Hart take on a richer texture in a hymn to hedonism, Hand Me the Wine and the Dice, that for the first time in the evening allows Lynne Page's choreography room to breathe.
KING -- I set up four rooms in the Culver City Studios: the band room where Madonna worked on the songs with the musical director and the musicians; the choreography room where we developed the dances; the technical room, where I had the theatrical props, like the swings for the acrobatic dances.
Lynne Page's choreography has more room to breathe, Terry Johnson's production has lost none of its loucheness and Douglas Hodge's St Tropez transvestite bestrides the stage like a camp Colossus.
It's about the staging of viewpoints, or developing an architectural choreography that makes rooms and spaces precious".
It's such a relief to see the former Alvin Ailey star Clifton Brown able to sink into less overbearing choreography — here he has room to breathe.
It is not the staggering good luck that Michel has with strangers on a train or the Kama-Sutran choreography in the steam room, it's more, much more, mundane: I am staying in the same hotel as the characters in the novel and I have to point out (if only to myself) with passion-extinguishing pedantry that there are no mixed-sex Turkish baths here.
In the video's final scene, Simpson, accompanied by the same dancers from the beginning, perform choreography in a red room, and dance with futuristic pole-stands.
There's also room for new choreography, Mr. Salisbury said.
I'd only danced in my living room or imitated the choreography of music videos.
The set, an amalgam of mining mounds and rickety frontier structures, was unattractive and left little room for any significant choreography.
Thanks to Twyla Tharp, the evening's two other pieces — the male-female duet "Sinatra Suite" (1983) and the group work "In the Upper Room" (1986) — gave us choreography of serious and absorbing accomplishment.
