They are grouped according to subject: artists, landscapes, portraits, travel, hats, bathing suits, circus, dance, cooking, marriages, diplomats, police.
In his bewildering concoctions of circus, dance and theatre, he dreams up surreal tales of shipwrecks and doppelgangers.
This is a brave, bold show, bed-hopping between circus, dance and performance with some confidence, if not always complete coherence.
"Within one season we're presenting different genres — puppetry, circus, dance, theater and music — and entwined in all that we must reach different age groups.
This multimedia-rich show, which runs at the Bond Street Theater in Brooklyn, takes its inspiration from the Brothers Grimm fairy tale, mixing opera, circus, dance, projection and live performance.
Subjects include ballet, circus, dance, drama, film, opera, radio, television, and vaudeville, There are large collections of theater playbills and playscripts, radio scripts, and Hollywood screenplays and film stills.
Also cited was "Zirkustänze" ("Circus Dances"), performed by the pianist Andras Schiff during a Zankel Hall recital on Wednesday evening.
Mr. Widmann's brilliant new suite "Zirkustänze" ("Circus Dances") colors its lilting, dissonant suavity with cool shards at both ends of the piano's range, its paradoxically unsentimental nostalgia very much in Bartok's spirit.
The women are Cassandre Joseph (gymnastics, some circus), Samantha Jakus (dance), Sarah Callan (gymnastics, trapeze), Jackie Carlson (ballet), and Justina Grayman (dance and gymnastics).
CAROUSELS, circus rings, dance floors and, above all, stairs: people in Max Ophuls's world are seldom still.
Thiérrée's medium is an amalgam of live theatre with elements of vaudeville, circus and dance – and you can forget about Cirque du Soleil, too.
