The term "dance interpretation" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a performance in which dancers interpret a piece of music through movement. For example, "Last night's performance was truly breathtaking - the dancers' dance interpretation of the music was exquisite."
The Antonio Gades company will also perform the late choreographer's dramatic, folk dance interpretation of Lope de Vega's play, "Fuenteovejuna".
One of the latest shows to be raided and stopped the other day in Belarus was a non-verbal dance interpretation of Chekhov's The Seagull.
The first big number, in which a human tornado whisks away Dorothy's home piece by piece, suggests a dance interpretation of "Extreme Home Makeover" as performed by the Solid Gold Dancers.
Of the three finalists, Matt Cardle was the first to perform, singing Katy Perry's "Firework" as a group of dancers writhed across the stage in what looked like a dance interpretation of a nerve gas attack.
They include The Beard of Justice (1994) by Rodreguez King-Dorset, a dance interpretation of the wrongful imprisonment of three men following the death of a policeman during the 1985 London riots.
The Place, WC1, Fri Judith Mackrell It's the 65th anniversary year of Tennessee Williams's play, and this new collaboration between theatre and film director Nancy Meckler and choreographer Annabelle Lopez Ochoa aims to present a new dance interpretation of the intense, destructive relationship of Blanche DuBois and Stanley, the tough, angry husband of her sister Stella.
During the dance interpretations a narrator may chant dialogue and descriptive action, interspersed with choral singing.
Her quiet, sophisticated dance interpretations of the human condition remain present long after her shows have passed.
This is one of several dance interpretations of the novel being performed around the world including the West Australian Ballet Company's production in Perth.
Along with Richard Alston's dance interpretations last week, it displays the fresh thinking that has become the hallmark of the Barbican's Britten season.
Nice to have a tribute to Baz, with literal dance interpretations of Romeo and Juliet, but not at the expense of the actual awards – even if the actors you gave them to couldn't make the ceremony.
