Sentence examples for cusp of dance from inspiring English sources

And the movement was on the cusp of dance and acting.

The British choreographer Matthew Bourne, a less innovative choreographer than either, had a better decade: his "Play Without Words" (2002), a hauntingly eloquent piece on the cusp of dance and acting, both witty and poignant, was a major work.

Its movement is at the cusp of acrobatics and dance, with extraordinary feats of partnering and cooperation; much of its imagery is biological, often microscopic, and frequently mutates into the realm of imaginary beings.

Now she appears to be on the cusp of two worlds – torn between the idiosyncratic freedom of dance and the crowd of loving people who appear on film, watching her from the back of the stage, and ultimately absorb her.

The piece is always on the cusp between dance and mime — but in three sustained scenes the action is turned fully into dance by music and rhythmic musicality.

In this article, we presented a computational platform, called Dance-the-Music, that can be used in dance education to learn dance novices the basics of dance figures.

12 The hip-hop and street dance style of dance to popular music was facilitated by a professional dance teacher.

Down the street from Glanville, a DJ played music for a crowd of hundreds who danced and cheered under the cusp of a full moon.

His dances occur on the cusp between pure dance and characterization; his stage worlds abound in intimate human incidents.

At his wedding to Johanna Hamilton, a documentary filmmaker, on the cusp of the millennium in 2000, they were the last to leave the dance floor, turning in around 6 30 a.m.

Now on the cusp of 40, she has left economics behind, establishing herself as a choreographer to watch with her own dance company, Nutshell.