Sentence examples for generation of dance from inspiring English sources
How, Mr. Pendleton wondered aloud, will the other media influence the next generation of dance makers?
She enjoys the occasional movie at the theater and sometimes goes to events showcasing the next generation of Dance Theater of Harlem talent.
This year's chosen few — niv Acosta, Hadar Ahuvia, Aretha Aoki, Lorene Bouboushian, Yanghee Lee and Saúl Ulerio — could be the next generation of dance visionaries; at the least, they have some interesting things to say.
She admires the films of Italian director Pier Paolo Pasolini, and she's interested in the new generation of dance theatre that includes the likes of Belgian company Peeping Tom.
"Pina Bausch - her work reaches a much wider audience than usually comes to see dance and she has been a huge influence on a whole generation of dance and theatre makers.
"Somewhere Out There" also refers, in part, to the way a younger generation of dance artists have begun to branch out as curators, formatting performance programs like those organized by Mr. Larson and Andrew Dinwiddie and by Mr. Peck and Chase Granoff.
Yes, as well as having generations of teenagers "dance, dance, dance, dancing" to the sounds of Chic in our living rooms, Nile and his team are dedicated to educating the next generation about respect, understanding and appreciation of cultural diversity and inspiring teenagers to tell their stories.
If it's to survive, and attract a new generation of dance-goers, it needs to rediscover that vision.
Soon, there will come a generation of dance-music producers interested in making some concessions, and Zedd, a protégé of Skrillex, the dubstep mainstreamer, may well pave the way for them.
If a younger generation of dance-goers is to be attracted to the Royal Opera House, then the classical repertoire has to be balanced with sharp-edged new work.
The problem bedeviled more than one generation of ballet choreographers in and after the Balanchine era; today it is figures like William Forsythe and Ohad Naharin whose highly individual, complex ways of moving dominate a new generation of dance-makers.
