Ms. Whelan points out that this is the first time Mr. Eifman has mounted a piece for an American company.
Upon my arrival, I discovered that, while the tsunami hadn't affected Berlin, I could still express my empathy for the victims by joining an activist performance troupe and mounting a piece entitled "Younami: The Superstorm Inside Us All".
In 1969, years before the notion of integrated dance had gained a foothold, she mounted a piece called Towards the Light at Sadler's Wells, which featured young adults with severe learning disabilities.
On Saturday, the choreographer Sally Silvers will mount a program of early pieces by Yvonne Rainer, one of Judson's chief insurrectionists.
A: An innovation of our company is the "rolling base," on which we can hang or mount a variety of set pieces and move them around easily to create new settings within a show.
Stoke were relying on set pieces to mount a threat and they were awarded a free-kick in a dangerous position on the edge of the box when Shawcross was fouled by Ashley Williams, but Jermaine Pennant struck his effort against the defensive wall and the home side cleared.
Fortunately, one of the major challenges in mounting an intimate piece like "Master Class" in a theater as large as Paper Mill has been deftly overcome by Wendy C. Goldberg, the director, and Alexander Dodge, the scenic designer.
He built an observatory, a 10-by-10-foot 10-by-10-foot 10-by-10-foot 10-by-10-foot N.Y., and woodenlook at the stars through a telescube mounted on a pince of sewer pipe.
By N. H. Wolfson and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, February 18 , 1939P. 11 A little boy brought home from school a picture of Abraham Lincoln which he had mounted on a piece of red cardboard.
Resin samples were mounted onto a piece of copper tape fixed to a small piece of silicon wafer measuring ca. 1 cm × 1 cm.
