Sentence examples for interested in dancers from inspiring English sources

And I'm interested in dancers who aren't frightened of acting.

Whether you're interested in dancers or choreography or productions, there has been much to see and learn.

Cunningham: I was interested in dancers, in having dancers who could dance, not in what race they were.

I'm happier watching Mr. Tomasson's "Paganini," simply because he is more interested in making his dancers look appealing and varied.

The roles that Mr. Martins made for Ms. Mearns and Mr. Fairchild in "Ocean's Kingdom" simply weren't the work of an artist seriously interested in challenging his dancers.

That film's director, Phil Harder, is so interested in surrounding the dancers with multiple refractions of themselves that each woman disappears into her own chorus like a card into a pack.

"Now you have young dancers interested in 'what's happening' and they come to us".

I thought, 'They need to dance!' " Soon after, she went to see Nancy Umanoff, executive director of the Morris company, and asked if there was a dancer interested in teaching Parkinson's patients.

But those who are interested in exposing children to musicians, dancers and traditions from all over the world would do well to check out the family series for 2000-2001, whash has just been announced.

He was just as interested in the crowd as the dancers: in fact, his best and most famous painting Au Moulin Rouge (1892-93) depicts louche, jaded blokes in top hats and painted women whose faces, when tilted towards the artificial light, look as green as the absinthe.

What most dancers are interested in is the possibility of increased cultural exchanges the chance to perform as guest artists abroad without having to defect in order to do so.