Sentence examples for expressive dancers from inspiring English sources

It is no secret, however, that Mr. Eifman is more at home with his own company's highly expressive dancers.

Certainly when RNZB visited Britain in 2004, audiences were impressed by its spirited, expressive dancers and unusually eclectic repertory.

Being an expressive dancer isn't all about facial expression.

"She helped liberate me from being an academic dancer to being a full-blooded, expressive dancer".

Ms. Levering is an elegant and expressive dancer, who does well by a haunting second-act sequence in which Therese goes slumming and is gang-raped.

And while she has in past performances proved herself an incisive and expressive dancer (it's her foremost tool in defining character), here she's allowed nary a step.

A wonderfully expressive dancer with clearly articulated movements, Cunningham in his youth would make stupendous leaps and continue in stride as if he had merely taken a little hop.

The work includes some ingenious pantomime and a few great dance images: Antony Hamilton, a lush, expressive dancer, and Adam Wheeler seem to exchange breath, the one inflating as the other deflates, as Phillip talks about the death of his wife.

A former soloist with the National Ballet of Portugal, she is a delicately expressive dancer, which is particularly evident in the dream ballet sequence, in which -- as stunningly reconceived by Ms. Stroman -- Laurey does her own dancing.

The Stuttgart cast was headed by the superb English countertenor Paul Esswood in the title part - Mr. Glass's intertwining countertenor and soprano vocal lines was especially lovely - plus Milagro Vargas, Maria Husmann, Wolfgang Probst, Hildegard Wensch as the narrator and Ralf Harster as an unusually expressive dancer.

Mr. Hahn is one of the most expressive modern dancers today, and he often served as the quiet center in Mr. Varone's athletic, emotionally charged dances.