Sentence examples for dance politics from inspiring English sources

Traumatically for those two artists, the dance politics of the day caused the premiere of the full-length ballet — and a Paul Czinner film of it — to star the more celebrated but dramatically more conventional Rudolf Nureyev and Margot Fonteyn in the title roles.

One of her favorite pastimes was conducting a salon in her NYC brownstone, entertaining all the greats from theater, music, dance, politics and arts & letters.

Interests Dancing, politics.

The conversations were eclectic, a dance of politics, public affairs and Mr. Koch's city of art and culture.

"We wanted to forge a fundamentally new approach, to fuse dance with politics and performance art".

She moved to New York in 1976 after studying dance and politics at Antioch University in Ohio.

She published painstaking critical dissections of photography and dance; illness, politics and pornography; and, most famously, camp.

Ellen Graff's excellent account of the period, "Stepping Left: Dance and Politics in New York City, 1928-1942" (Duke University Press, 1997) shows the richness of this often-forgotten period in American modern dance.

Studying theater is like studying literature and philosophy and history and music and dance and politics and art and business all rolled into one.

Now Abdul and Mendel smuggled sandals from Jordan to Israel via their hang out in an Acre laundry, where they also took-drugs, sang, danced, talked politics, etc. Mendel had seen Miss Vaughan disguised as an arab when he was in Jordanian Jerusalem getting sandals to be smuggled.

| From the nineteen-thirties through the sixties, the New Dance Group merged modern dance with leftist politics.