Cocktail, cocktail, cocktail, cocktail......
This could be said as well for the program's more accomplished choreographers, Ronald K. Brown (his "Gatekeepers," from 1999, includes the by now familiar Brown cocktail of martial severity, explosive sensuality and communal uplift) and Rennie Harris, whose "Wake Up," a New York premiere, wields hip-hop as a sociopolitical lens.
Its economy is an explosive cocktail of low growth and high debt.
The colour (and sex) of money ReprintsIt is hard to imagine a more explosive cocktail of political issues than Tibet, dams and prison labour.
Bay shows how the three stupid amigos are always wired on an explosive cocktail of steroids, cocaine and inspirational "personal growth" rhetoric.
It might sound like an explosive cocktail of characters, but if you go there it's hard not to be blown away by the beauty, peace and serenity of it.
With its brilliant female characters and its explosive cocktail of kidnap, rape, murder and the harrowing effects of drugs on a small Yorkshire town, Happy Valley hurtled to a nerve-shredding climax on BBC1 only last month.
There seems to be considerable evidence of lax safety conditions and the clandestine presence of an explosive cocktail of armaments.
The unusual and still misunderstood explosive cocktail of oil and chemicals carried by the train brings many unanswered questions, including what the long term impact on the ecosystem and on the human population will be.
Plots and bombs Killers next door In charge at home, hopeful abroad ReprintsAccording to police reports and the televised confessions of four suspects, the ten-man cell had purchased some 20 tonnes of explosive material, a huge cocktail of other chemicals, and half a dozen vehicles, including heavy trucks fitted with battering rams.
