Sentence examples for dance pedestrian from inspiring English sources

In the alchemy of dance, pedestrian movement was transformed into cultural critique and subtle evocations of our baseline humanity.

Throughout the dance, pedestrians passed by.

"I can definitely dance, but pedestrian dancing," says Boseman. "That's professional dancing.

Amid hoppy dances and pedestrian patterns, anything might happen.

The dance part is pedestrian, but the technology is extraordinary.

The dance vocabulary is pedestrian, not in the sense of dullness, but of biped walking.

Or does it exist in a time capsule where Judson Dance Theater, the artistic movement that ushered in postmodern dance and embraced pedestrian movement, never happened?

The Judson adherents were concerned with "authenticity," opening dance up to pedestrian movement and nontraditional venues, and authenticity would seem to have some relation to realness — although, for drag queens, realness involves plenty of artifice.

Both works draw on an intellectual French practice of pedestrian dance-theater, in which not much dance, as it is traditionally understood, occurs.

In this, his masterpiece, Robbins sticks mainly to a ballet and folk dance vernacular and uses pedestrian gesture sparingly.

"Then I saw a performance of Simone Forti," the pioneering postmodern choreographer of the late 60's and early 70's whose dances were built from pedestrian movement.