He was somewhat restrained in the use of dance but masterly in his handling of the chorus in the crowd scenes.
SPIRIT OF UGANDA This troupe of child performers was formed in 1996 as a way to communicate both the vibrancy and the tragedy of life in East Africa; the dancers and singers, ranging in age from eight to twenty-two, are masterly performers of East African dance forms, but they are also messengers of a harsh reality, Africa's crippling AIDS epidemic.
Ms. Shivalingappa, who has danced with Pina Bausch's company and worked with the theater director Peter Brook, is a masterly exponent of Kuchipudi, a South Indian classical dance form characterized by its narrative expressiveness, percussive footwork and gestural subtlety.
She has danced with Pina Bausch's company and worked with the theater director Peter Brook and is a masterly exponent of Kuchipudi, a South Indian classical dance form characterized by its narrative expressiveness, percussive footwork and gestural subtlety.
A true sense of menace exudes from "Dance at the Gym," with its masterly collaboration of lighting, music, dialogue and choreography.
It's a masterly transmutation of the prayerful impulses that are the dance motor of "Revelations" into a more abstract form of worship.
Natasha's Dance, by Orlando Figes (Penguin), is a masterly account of every aspect of Russian culture, from the ballet to the Old Believers.
And so, the dance with death, the dance that Mr. Harding always performs to masterly advantage, has begun again.
JoAnn Baker was not a specialist dance photographer when she took this shot of Merce Cunningham's masterly late work Quartet, but she came very close to capturing its essence.
Robbins's "Concert" has often struck me as the most sheerly funny of all ballets; his "Brandenburg" is a masterly demonstration of just how finely he could create musically revealing, friendly dances.
