Ratmansky's staging draws upon the original choreography, from 1914, by Michel Fokine.
It draws upon the work of John Dewey, Maria Montessori and many other noteworthy educational philosophers.
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Much of medieval Indian painting and vernacular literature draws upon the Bhagavata-purana for its themes.
She was a secretive child, she says, and as an adult her fiction draws upon the same impulse, that she secretes herself into the unlikeliest of characters.
Estimates depend in large part on information derived from secondary sources, but also draws upon the limited survey data that is currently available, as well as expert assessment.
Although he draws upon the contemplative or slow sense of time found in Chinese opera and some Asian theater, his style is syncretic and thus original.
Milk! draws upon the talents of Barnett's many friends in music and design, as well as leaning on the technology now facilitating fan-artist relations.
The structure draws upon the shape of a traditional Malay umbrella, opened to form a blue angular dome and closed to form a minaret.
In this new series, the former teacher draws upon the accumulated knowledge of indigenous people to survive all manner of punishing situations.
"The Handmaid's Tale" emphasizes the dangers of religious fundamentalism and draws upon the imagery of Communist authoritarianism, alluding to under-stocked grocery stores and ubiquitous spies.
