Sentence examples similar to conceptual ballets from inspiring English sources
His ballets all felt like mock ballets: conceptual games in which he toyed with the academic vocabulary.
It is also too clearly in conceptual debt to Twyla Tharp's tour de force ballet "In the Upper Room," giving little idea of Mr. Basaran's own choreographic voice.
The Joyce does present a wide range of work, from tap to contemporary ballet to the French choreographer Maguy Marin, whose conceptual, politically charged work the theater staunchly supports even though some viewers have walked out.
Further north, you shouldn't miss Tim Crouch's brilliant piece about conceptual art and bloody-mindedness, My Arm, which is at Northern Ballet for one night only on Monday.
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BALLET NATIONAL DE MARSEILLE The rigorously abstract avant-garde Belgian choreographer Frédéric Flamand conceived "Metapolis II" (2006) with the Iraqi-born architect Zaha Hadid, who is known for the conceptual evocation of movement in her building designs.
Defense appears largely conceptual.
Nonetheless, even while I admire much of this ballet's detail and enjoy parts of it, I resist choreography and music as a theatrical whole: "In the Upper Room" feels both conceptual and manipulative.
