Sentence examples for modern ballroom from inspiring English sources

Suppose a number of hares were allowed to be spectators at a modern ballroom, tango tea, or carnival, how would they describe the behaviour of these strange creatures who call them mad?

TANGO FIRE In what has become a trope of the modern tango show, this Argentine company takes us through a history of the form, from its romanticized origins in the Buenos Aires brothels to its subsequent passage to the salon and the Parisian night club, only to culminate, with a bang and an endless array of dramatic lifts, in the modern ballroom.

Here the dozen or so dancers enter in a Prelude, to anonymous music from around 1700, the first pair dressed in Baroque costumes, their successors in elegant modern attire, and we start to see some connection between what we assume to be minuet steps and those of modern ballroom.

Enigmatic images on medium to small canvases include one of bare tree trunks in a dark, empty park that is like a shot in a horror movie; an opulently set dinner table rendered in a noxious green and yellow palette; and the view of a large, empty, modern ballroom.

The dozen finalists, who hail from eight different nations, used a wide variety of dance styles to explain their research, including modern, ballroom, aerial silks, and even acrobatic pole dancing.

Mike had discovered the hyper-kinetic sounds of modern ballroom music the fuel that gives dancers the adrenaline they need to dominate their opponents during battles.

The house Crystal founded is arguably the start of modern-ballroom culture, largely credited as being the start of "house" culture.

Twyla Tharp's Nine Sinatra Songs is a celebration of the American songbook with a medley of Sinatra's best known hits, slickly portrayed in modern and ballroom dance.

Vera was a modern dancer, but ballroom became her love and vocation.

All went on to perform freelance with other modern troupes, a ballroom company and on Broadway.

Opens on Aug. 2. The salsa and the cha-cha come to Broadway in this revue, a modern spin on ballroom dancing.