Sentence examples for make dance more accessible from inspiring English sources

The goal, Ms. Asch said, is to make dance "more accessible and more communal," much like the gardens themselves.

Meanwhile, in an effort to make dance more accessible, the Bay Area National Dance Week, which started on Friday, offers hundreds of free classes, workshops and performances to the public over 10 days.

Homer Bryant opened the school in 1990, offering various levels of classical ballet and other dance styles, to make dance more accessible for low-income students and dancers of color.

He added, by e-mail: "They're both making dance more accessible — quite literally bringing dance to these audiences.

This makes dance more accessible to people outside of our community and promotes the good work of dancers, dance-makers, and dance-innovators.

Why is it important to make dance accessible and focus on everyday movement?

In an age when television shows like "Dancing with Stars" and icons like Misty Copeland have made dance so accessible to younger audiences, she says students are more willing than ever to participate.

Since then, efforts have been made to make such care more accessible, Dr. Fiellin said.

More organizations should think like ODC, which capitalizes on the appeal of "Dancing With the Stars," to create an event that makes dance accessible and unintimidating in an entertaining, competitive atmosphere.

DANCENOW, dedicated to making dance accessible and visible, is a different beast these days.

Intended to "smash the old pattern of opera" and "humble" those who practiced it, as participants stated at the time, Sea of Blood-style operas incorporate traditional Korean melodies and dances with "revolutionary" elements intended to make opera more accessible.