Sentence examples for dance corps from inspiring English sources
Nearly three-quarters of the 170 students in the Purchase Dance Corps, the conservatory's performing company, were selected, by audition, to participate this year.
I was in the modern dance corps, and I remember feeling like I was in a little bohemian part of the school.
In addition, the dance corps will perform "D-Man in the Waters" (1989), a modern dance by Bill T. Jones with music by Felix Mendelssohn.
DD DORVILLIER / HUMAN FUTURE DANCE CORPS In "Choreography, a Prologue for the Apocalypse of Understanding, Get Ready!," the phenomenologically minded choreographer addresses language and understanding — as in: what does it mean when an audience member says, "I don't understand".
So it is in "Choreography, a Prologue for the Apocalypse of Understanding, Get Ready!," a new dance by D D Dorvillier/human future dance corps that wrapped up its first weekend of performances on Sunday at Dance Theater Workshop.
(Dunning) PURCHASE DANCE CORPS CELEBRATES PAUL TAYLOR (Tonight through Sunday) Mr. Taylor's "Cloven Kingdom" will be performed, with work by Stephanie Tooman, Gerald Arpino, William Carter and Jonathan Riedel.
Sweeping the stage in the last act, the eye picks up delicate combinations of soft pink, peach and mauve, slashes of bold but unobtrusive pumpkin orange, and brightly colored stripes that cuff the long sleeves that figure prominently in one group dance for corps women.
And I wish that the blithe freshness with which she dances a corps role in "Études" and three lead roles in different William Forsythe ballets would rub off on her Balanchine and (especially) Petipa repertory.
Threading the action together, the corps dance with joy and élan.
To one of the music's marches, Mr. Ratmansky's corps dance pouncingly across the stage to the beat but with heads down.
Kronenberg and Jeanette Delgado are big-time stars, but a number of the women in the company — Patricia Delgado (Jeanette's beautiful sister), Katia Carranza (a Mexican powerhouse), Amanda Weingarten (a comer, still in the corps) — dance as though they think they're stars.
