Sentence examples for in three dances from inspiring English sources
Two years after her farewell performance at A.B.T., Nina Ananiashvili, now the director of her native Georgia's national ballet, presents the company at Avery Fisher Hall (Nov. 5), in three dances that Ratmansky created for her.
Vidya Murthy blended age-old Indian classical dance forms and technique with a modern boldness and extraordinary physical control in three dances she presented on Friday at the Ames Auditorium of the Lighthouse to raise money for children with eye problems in India.
In this interestingly balanced program by two newish modern-dance choreographers, Kathleen Flynn will address the life and dreams of modern working women in three dances, one inspired by the iconic Rosie the Riveter, and Alison Belinfante will explore bizarre aspects of the circus in six dances that make use of a shared corset, balloon-concealing hoop skirts, a tightwire and crinolines.
Ms. Valbuena addresses spiritual themes, in two dances set to music by Dee Moses.
Miro Magloire, a German-born composer turned choreographer, presented his group on Friday night in five dances, all with live music.
In two dances — a Mazurka (Op. 30, No. 4) and a Tarantella (Op. 43) — the attraction was entirely visceral.
The focus was on theatrical vignettes, typified in two dances that followed dizzyingly one after the other.
Ms. Pite showed a gift for comedy in "Two Dances for Jane," to a recorded score by Ashley MacIsaac, which abounded with fiddle tunes.
Jawole Willa Jo Zollar and the Urban Bush Women in two dances that celebrate everything from a woman's bottom to her psyche.
The sequential arrangement of the component dances in Sixteen Dances for Soloist and Company of Three (1951) was thus determined, and in Suite by Chance (1952) the movement patterns themselves were so constructed.
Yet few of those possibilities are explored with any depth in "Five Dances," a promising though static new film that never leaves its taciturn shadows for a single emotionally gripping moment.
