Sentence examples for dance alliance from inspiring English sources

"What we do is also a performance art," said Joe Lanteri, the founder of New York City Dance Alliance, which operates a respected convention, offers scholarships and workshops and whose alumni perform with many prestigious companies and Broadway shows.

"LIKE TOTALLY GRIMM," an original theater piece that shows what happens when some Grimm Brothers characters meet a group of savvy urban kids, at the Main Street Theater and Dance Alliance, Roosevelt Island.

Word of the competition goes out to student dancers and teachers attending conventions organized by Dance Masters of America, Dance Educators of America, the New York City Dance Alliance and others.

"ALPHAGIRLS," a musical about a group of smart, nerdy girls who discover the true meaning of cool, this weekend at the Main Street Theater and Dance Alliance, 548 Main Street, Roosevelt Island.

Montes was a member of the National Endowment for the Arts and the California Arts Council, served on the Olympics organizing committee for Hispanic dance and was president of the Los Angeles Area Dance Alliance in 1985.

She actually scares up more chemistry in her brief scenes with Ms. Mills, who is quite endearing in a low-key way as a Teutonic mouse that roars, in which the characters dance gently between alliance and enmity.

But if modern dance is forging alliances with technology it also looks backwards to ballet.

Or A Club Called Rhonda, a roving party that draws a gay-straight alliance of dance-floor utopians, neo club kids and, on occasion, style stars like Sky Ferreira, Nicola Formichetti and Slimane himself, a music obsessive and connoisseur of youth culture, observing quietly from a perch in the corner.

I'm hoping the 603 Alliance is a dance crew composed of all the illest MCs in New Hampshire, but I fear I might be way off.

At the end of spring quarter, Alliance hosts "Hipnotized," a dance showcase for the Stanford dance community and beyond.

Describing the costumes and the ballet as "a kind of surrealism," the French writer says: "Picasso and the choreographer Massine have achieved, for the first time, the alliance between painting and dance".