'group dancing' is a perfectly correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it any time you want to refer to a group of people dancing together. For example, you could say "At the wedding reception everyone enjoyed group dancing to the band's music."
I just don't have it in me to post a video of people dancing the Macarena, so instead, here's a mesmerizing video of the Andalucia dance group dancing the FANDANGO: Your thoughts?
They took in orphans and practiced nighttime group dancing and singing.
This is followed by tight turns, flashing feet and perfectly synchronized group dancing performed with an intensely masculine bravura.
The inauguration of Alexander Zakharchenko, an electrician turned battalion commander, as head of the self-styled Donetsk People's Republic (DNR) featured a folk group dancing a jig with a man in a bear costume and children reading poems to their new leader.
As the movie flashes back and forth between that carefree summer excursion and the former "riverdogs" as they are today, the aura of collective happiness in the clips -- of the group dancing naked, canoeing and rafting through white-water rapids and singing by a campfire -- is so palpable it puts a lump in your throat.
The clip shows the group dancing and singing in front of colourful backdrops and a pink Union Jack flag, wearing urban-styled outfits corresponding to the backdrops.
It is not just that his pieces erupt unexpectedly in often empty galleries, with individuals and groups dancing and singing and engaging visitors in provocative dialogues.
They might be singing in groups, dancing the waltz or fox-trot, or practising calisthenics, and are very open to newcomers.
The groups dancing at the Kennedy Center -- the San Francisco, Miami City and Pennsylvania Ballets, the Suzanne Farrell Ballet, the Joffrey Ballet of Chicago and members of the Bolshoi Ballet -- are a small but significant part of the Balanchine diaspora.
Its staging of Michel Fokine's original version of "The Firebird" — still a masterpiece of storytelling, with the best kiss ever choreographed — includes what in 1910 must have been the most intricate ensemble ever planned, with six groups dancing different material simultaneously.
The parade itself was a mix of community groups dancing in choreographed performances to dragon puppets to large floats.
