Robbins created "Interplay" when Billy Rose asked him for a ballet for a revue Rose was planning called "Concert Varieties".
Ratmansky likes to create an interplay between formality and spontaneity, and Côté, with his elegant line, expansive arms and sensuous épaulement, embodies this approach perfectly.
Mr. Moravec's 20-minute contemporary concerto grosso creates restless interplay and feisty competition between the chamber orchestra and a solo group: flute (Susan Palma-Nidel), clarinet (Alan Kay), trumpet (Louis Hanzlik) and violin (Renée Jolles).
Rather, they create an interplay of structural forces calling to mind both the artist's works on paper and the poet's personality, his zones of light and darkness, his enigmatic self-mythology fueled by contrasts".
"It's fun, isn't it?" Near the front door, she has created an interplay of triangles, pairing a photograph of pyramids by the Beijing-born artist DoDo Jin Ming and early 20th-century chairs from Czechoslovakia with pointy arms made of burled wood.
No one who saw them together in the flesh can ever forget the overpowering sense of aliveness they created, the interplay, the intimacy, tenderness and mutual inspiration; sometimes - in Frederick Ashton's Marguerite and Armand, for example - it was positively X-certificate.
Mann saw an opportunity to create an interplay between the organic and synthetic.
The question of translation only seemed pertinent when Amarjit Chandan read from his poems both in Punjabi and English, creating a delightful interplay between the two languages.
They reverted to a strict palette of natural tones, creating a rigorous interplay between straight lines and curvature with wool, sheepskin and leather.
says the video's description in turn creating a checkered interplay between light and shadow on its pixelated surface.
