In "Basketball," the dancers dribble balls to create a percussive accompaniment.
Apparently, juggling goes back to the Egypt of 4,000 years ago, so the dancers juggle balls and pins and balloons, and pencils and paper.
His voice lower than a limbo dancer's balls, Diesel's name alone is evidence that no one is more deserving of the role of Dominic Toretto, a street-racing criminal constantly doing deals with the police.
Smart, sexy lawyers (and investigators) drifted together and apart, like dancers at a ball, while Alicia Florrick (Julianna Margulies) grew in competence, independence, elegance, and power.
Excerpts from three of her previous productions serve as the basis for Ms. Dean's new 'BOUNCE.' Nimble dancers manipulating multicolored balls will mimic a playground romp, a rubber-ball orchestra, dolphins diving over enormous balls, a moon garden encircled by orbiting planets, a genie balanced on top of a ball and a waterfall made of a hundred balls.
Regardless of who shines the spotlight, who recognizes the dancer underneath, or what house the dancer claims, a Ball is just about being there, having it, and processing the hell out of any girl in your way.
Eventually the dancers hurl clay balls at one another and at the plastic partitions.
Dancers leaped with balls as only trained dancers can leap, and at one point a ballerina and a prince made an unexpected entrance holding a basketball, as if it were a magic treasure in some fairy tale ballet.
Bouton, now 61, a motivational speaker, entrepreneur and ballroom dancer, was pitching "Ball Four" (or is it "Ball Seven"?) at Mickey Mantle's restaurant, a curious choice considering the displeasure of Mantle and others at Bouton for disclosing such nuggets as Mantle's hitting a home run while hung over.
When Ms. Furtado came down front, she engaged both song and audience, as she did with a version of the Gnarls Barkley hit "Crazy" and "Força," a song from "Folklore" that unfortunately had the dancers tossing soccer balls as Ms. Furtado sang.
