Sentence examples for excellent dance from inspiring English sources

(Sulcas) ★ Dance Under the Influence (Friday and Saturday) The Museum of Art and Design continues its excellent dance series, which offers varied programs of work that allow audiences a close encounter with choreography, and — in the relaxed discussions that follow — the artists themselves.

Also check don't forget that the excellent Dance Umbrella starts next Friday.

I'm sure there are excellent dance records out there, but the albums are not coming through.

Boiler Room, an excellent dance night that takes place in London, is live-streamed on the Web.

The nifty comedy of Lynne Page's excellent dance routines (the pregnant bride number; Fanny as the Jewish private from Rockaway routine) play amiably droll games with this intimate 150 seater space.

There are some excellent dance sequences by Karen Bruce, a series of brightly coloured scenes and front cloths – just what you want and hope for in pantomime – by Ian Westbrook, and some terrific special effects.

NEW HAVEN — Mark Morris's danced production of Purcell's opera "Dido and Aeneas" — a staging excellent as dance and phenomenal as dramatic poetry — had its premiere in Brussels 20 years ago.

Ms. Acocella (also reviewing the excellent Nrityagram Dance Ensemble, which had three instrumentalists and a vocalist) remarked: "In these days of near-zero public funding for dance, one assumes that the companies more or less killed themselves to raise that money, and the result made all the difference in the world.

Ms. Uchizono choreographed "State of Heads" in 1999, but as performed on Saturday by Rebecca Serrell Cyr, Levi Gonzalez and Hristoula Harakas, all excellent, the dance looked made for the occasion.

Born in Cottingham, near Hull, Yorkshire, he studied first at the excellent Kilburn dance school in Wellingborough, Northamptonshire, before being accepted for the Royal Ballet school in 1965.

Steve Lowenthal, Fahey's excellent biographer his "Dance of Death: The Life of John Fahey, American Guitarist," is out in paperback this month understands Fahey's music "as a pastiche, both of his musical influences but also of the time and places he lived".