"Bintou" is a bubbling caldron of a play, a show in which everything — a Greek chorus, a series of intertwined monologues, a bit of dance — is thrown into the pot and stirred around.
After both parents died, Mr. Ongala started working as a musician in his teens, playing drums and guitar in the Congolese style called soukous: dance music with intertwined guitar lines and an Afro-Cuban lilt.
(Dunning) SHAPIRO & SMITH (Tomorrow) Danial Shapiro and Joanie Smith celebrate the music of Bruce Springsteen, Patti Scialfa and the E Street Band member Soozie Tyrell in the new "Anytown: Stories of America," a modern-dance work that explores the intertwined lives of three families of "regular folks".
But programs such as The Action Based Learning™ Lab, MATHS DANCE, and Math in Your Feet generally share intertwined goals of incorporating movement into mathematics instruction for intellectual, physical education and health, and interest purposes.
"George and Ira Gershwin are seminal figures in American culture, and their legacy remains stronger than ever as classical and popular forms become increasingly intertwined," said Christopher Kendall, dean of the School of Music, Theater & Dance at the University of Michigan.
Danspace Project, St. Mark's Church, 131 East 10th Street, East Village; (212) 674-8194 Also at Danspace this weekend will be dance by Joyce S. Lim and Nami Yamamoto exploring the subtleties of intertwined Asian cultures as part of the theater's free informal Draftwork series, an informal showcase for works in progress.
Early Music New York opened its season on Saturday evening with an invitation to dance, in a program of medieval instrumental music that highlighted the intertwined roots of Western and Middle Eastern music.
Dancing with the Devil illustrates how the driving forces developed and played out in these intertwined episodes of the story.
"The roles are too intertwined".
