Sentence examples for huge dancers from inspiring English sources

Clearest of all — almost visible — were the huge dancers, forms that humped themselves out of earth and boulders, stamped and hurtled, beckoned with strong arms and snapping fingers.

"For me, any type of performance whether the artist is a huge dancer or not, I like to see a whole vision come to life and connect the song together.

The scale of this work is huge, 64 dancers matched against the orchestral forces of Adès's score (played, as throughout the evening by the wonderful Britten Sinfonia).

The scale of this work was huge: 64 dancers matched against the orchestral forces of Adès's score, and Pite matched it with exultant skill, her choreography moving in dark shifting masses, roiling waves and great scattered configurations.

But as Mr. Pogossov sang, he was encircled by a flock of huge, prancing dancers on stilts dressed as exotic, long-beaked bird-women, who pecked, tickled and teased him.

Its landing site prepared by a rousing set of android Bond tunes and tropical carnival house from Norwegian DJ Todd Terje and his troupe of huge-haired dancers, George Clinton's Mothership descends, carrying Dr Funkenstein himself alongside his various agents of supergroovalisticprosifunkstication and powered, they say, by solid chunks of The Funk.

The Montreal choreographer SYLVAIN ÉMARD began staging his "Grand Continental" — huge groups of dancers, both trained and not, doing a contemporary version of line dancing — in his hometown.

The Christmas parade is a terrific spectacle based on the Nutcracker theme with huge floats and dancers in amazing costumes making their way up Main Street.

"Every ballerina would love to be Manon, so we have a huge range of dancers portraying that role".

Amidst a huge cast of dancers and masquers, the pageant centres on the rebellious nature of Caliban but ends with his plea for more knowledge ("I yearn to build, to be thine Artist / And 'stablish this thine Earth among the stars- / Beautiful!") followed by Shakespeare, as a character, reciting Prospero's "Our revels now are ended" speech.

Having a live orchestra is a huge privilege for the dancers since the tempos can be adjusted for the variations and the steps of the dancers.