Sentence examples for lively choreography from inspiring English sources

The dancers, some of whom doubled as chorus singers, executed Edgar Cortes's lively choreography gracefully.

The Kronos Quartet joined Asphalt, whose performances included some lively choreography, for a soulful version of Pixies' "Where Is My Mind".

But this production partly makes up for that with sheer spirit, Jesse Berger's over-the-top direction and Tracy Bersley's lively choreography.

In fact, Mr. Pendleton's lively choreography, also seen in the film "FXII," seems meant to tempt the audience to leap onstage and go with the flow.

Beauties in the staging include a flashlight scene at the ball (with formal yet lively choreography by Septime Webre) and violence that is almost always sudden and impressively unhinged.

It was a conundrum; the stage was much too small for eight dancers and Ms. Rocha's lively choreography that borrowed just as much from hip-hop as it did ballet, but the intimacy of the theater, made temporarily festive with Christmas lights, wasn't entirely unsuitable for a glimpse at backstage life.

While it's fun to watch how the dances keep the performers lively, the choreography is otherwise unrewarding to the eye.

Even when Bartok, and hence Mr. Wheeldon, gets lively, the choreography is so relaxed and deft that the adagio mood is sustained.

LONDON — Alexei Ratmansky's production of the three-act Prokofiev ballet "Romeo and Juliet" is engaging for both its individual and ensemble choreography, lively in its storytelling and visually attractive, with discreetly traditional Renaissance settings.

Here, it became a lively pageant, with choreography by Jaime Coronado that sent the soldier (Jase Parker) wheeling across the stage, and Heidi Kershaw as a dynamic she-devil, a cut above.

Mr. Villella nonetheless studs the choreography with lively specialty numbers.