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The dancers walk into side lighting, slowly.
Mr. Taylor's dancers walk, run, jump and crawl.
For almost 90 minutes, while a metronome ticks, dancers walk backward in circles.
Later dancers walk up the aisles and insert keys into thin air.
The choreography is full of mannerism, principally in how the dancers walk.
Dancers walk across the stage, stopping to melt onto the floor in slow states of collapse before rising again.
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The curtain began lowering, slowly, as the dancers walked in intersecting patterns.
At the end, three dancers walked away from us, each carrying on one shoulder a dancer splayed back, arms wafting.
But his choreography is rendered less meandering by the joyful music, which gives the dancers' walks an extra luscious sparkle.
Wearing black costumes designed by Colleen Thomas and Heather McArdle, the dancers walked like nervous pedestrians.
The house lights were still up when three dancers walked onstage, making these odd arm movements.
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