He then produced mural-like canvases of dancing peasants and a number of solitary, almost experimental landscapes.
Also, he likes his band of dancing pirates and enjoys thinking up new insults with which to establish his dastardliness.
Describing the university's picturesque location in northwest Beijing, the poet Zhu Ziqing penned these lines: "All over this winding stretch of water, what meets the eye is a silken field of leaves, reaching rather high above the surface, like the skirts of dancing girls in all their grace".
Like, the kind of dancing your dad would do if you took him to a rave (that he would probably call a discotheque).
When it played at a summer-camp dance and a girl I didn't like made a spectacle of dancing to it, doing some dramatic vamping with a scarf tied around her head, I felt personally wronged.
When the director, Peter Askin, tries some of the same techniques he used in John Leguizamo's one-man shows -- like a brief interlude of dancing to jazzy music -- the contrast between performers shows what a difference a talented mimic like Mr. Leguizamo might have made.
Once, in an interview with Le Figaro, he had accused the corps of dancing like "du papier peint,"** **or wallpaper.
Noguchi constructs models for his set, "so small they fit into a matchbox," his designs "spare and angular, like Martha's way of dancing".
Worst dancing: efforts by former BBC DG Lord Birt and Yentob have been nominated, but Monkey's nod goes to perpetual junior DCMS minister Ed "Hazy" Vaizey, who reacted to accusations of "dancing like a Tory MP" by protesting "but I am a Tory MP".
The troupe is well known for its parody of "Swan Lake" and engages in hilarious renditions of dancing clichés like the cancan.
