Sentence examples for collective performing from inspiring English sources
It showed members of Hubbard Street Dance Chicago, not the Arcane Collective performing "Cold Dream Colour".
The dreamscape I am experiencing is being provided by Belt Up, an experimental theatre collective performing at the Edinburgh Fringe.
But where did he get the idea of a hacker collective performing black ops for the Dutch government?
Pussy Riot has captivated the world's attention since February 2012, when five members of the music and performance art collective performed a controversial song, "Punk Prayer" at Russia's Christ the Savior cathedral in Moscow.
Like many British groups of the "authentic" persuasion, James Halliday and Jonathan Sells's collective perform with penetrating, forthright tones.
Black Art Jazz Collective performs at 8 30 p.m. on Nov. 28 and 29 at the Side Door, 85 Lyme Street, Old Lyme.
The dining room is crammed with more than 50 people who have come to see local company the Flanagan Collective perform their new musical, Babylon, which they have been rehearsing in a barn out the back of the pub.
One of these ways was on display Tuesday night at the Baryshnikov Arts Center, where Les SlovaKs Dance Collective performed the New York premiere of "Opening Night," an hourlong improvisational feast of slippery movement and masculine play.
The popularising axis of conductor Charles Hazlewood, Goldfrapp's Will Gregory and Portishead's Adrian Utley – who, as the core of Charles Hazlewood's All Star Collective, performed Terry Riley's A Rainbow in Curved Air at Glastonbury in 2008 – have headed down other enticing avenues.
Micaela Taylor, whose company the TL Collective performed her "PowerShift" at the L.A. Dance Project headquarters, combined breaking and popping techniques to create a precise and inventive physical language, offering abrupt, truncated isolations of body parts in combination with vibrating upper bodies and high kicking legs.
Drift TL Collective performs dancer-choreographer and Ford artist-in-residence Micaela Taylor's evening-length exploration of one's ever-evolving relationship with one's self.
