Sentence examples for dancing staging from inspiring English sources

In an era of pop stars who can do one or two things moderately well -- singing, rapping, writing songs, playing instruments, dancing, staging a spectacle -- Prince does them all.

The formal dancing staged for the aristocrats' pleasure is similarly symmetrical and geometrical — even as, filmed from a high angle, it foreshadows the abstract inventions of Busby Berkeley.

But its singing, dancing, stage-struck teenagers don't seem all that well informed.

The ban will not affect Smith's gymnastic career in the short term: the 27-year-old is taking a break from the sport and is touring as a guest celebrity on the Keep Dancing stage production.

The venue went on to host to silent movies, wrestling and ballroom dancing, before staging rock concerts in the 1980s.

The venue was built in the 1880s and played host to silent movies, wrestling and ballroom dancing, before staging rock concerts in the 1980s.

A dancing man stages a sit-in and refuses to leave until he gets three yeses.

He brought belly dancing to Carnegie Hall in 1980, booking the first major performance of the dance group established by Anahid Sofian, a classically trained choreographer who created belly-dancing stage works.

In the all-singing, all-dancing stage musical update, this narrative and its implicit social commentary is almost unrecognisable.

She may have attended the Brit School, but she is as far from the dead-eyed, all-singing, all-dancing stage-school desperado as imaginable.

A mop and bucket beside a pole-dancing stage could be any nightclub after hours: the connection between the two types of labour is universal.