Sentence examples for dance actor from inspiring English sources

David Hughes Charismatic dance actor.

Technically, she is quietly capable rather than spectacular, but as a dance actor she is resonant.

Veteran dance actor Vladimir Ponomarev now plays Lord Capulet with exactly the same eye-rolling melodrama and listing gait that he brings to the roles of Don Quixote or the High Brahmin in La Bayadère.

Robert Helpmann was one of the most vivid characters in British dance history: bug-eyed and lantern-jawed, he was the most unlikely of classical princes, but a thrilling, mercurial dance actor.

As she matured she also developed into an astute and sensitive dance actor; her portrayal of characters such as Manon or Natalia Petrovna in A Month in the Country were refreshingly free of ballet cliche.

Victor Barbee (the associate artistic director), as the Duke of Courland, has for decades been one of the world's foremost dance actors.

Roman Zhurbin — one of the world's great dance actors — brought both tragic depth to Limón's Moor and expansive virile power to the Head Wrangler in "Rodeo".

(Not that he is one-track-minded. The ballet he most ardently seeks to add to his repertory is Kenneth MacMillan's "Manon," an excellent choice for his company of strong dance actors).

Eiko and Koma, famous for moving slowly, are dance-actors of expressionist urgency.

The subtlety and upper body refinement of the English style, the excellence of its dance-actors, and the specificity of some of its Ashton repertory, rarely danced elsewhere, are particular joys.

In Kobborg, Scarlett has at his disposal one of the world's great dance-actors, a performer with an extraordinary gift for exteriorising inner conflict and darkness.