Sentence examples for of its dancers from inspiring English sources

In its first 10 years at either City Ballet or the Royal Ballet, each of its dancers had in it an unaffected bloom that went beyond anything you knew they had achieved elsewhere.

April 14 2015 April 26 201515 If Eduardo Vilaro's Ballet Hispanico is one of the few companies that can fill the Joyce for two weeks (with four programs), it is largely because of its dancers — generous, extroverted, and fabulous movers.

The company, like the National Ballet of Cuba and the feeder schools, may have lost some of its dancers to Acosta Danza, but it is clear that there is talent and commitment aplenty.

Through April 26 ., eventDates":{ startDate":"2015-04-14T00:00:00+00:00","endDate":"2015-04-26T00:00:00+00:00"}} 2015-04-14T00 00 00+00 00t Hispanico is onendDatee 2015-04-26T00 00 00+00 00ll the Joyce for two weeks (with four programs), it is largely because of its dancers — generous, extroverted, and fabulous movers.

Mr. Preljocaj's "Spectral Evidence" has already been reviewed; it's tiresome, and a waste of its dancers.

It is a deliberately masculine work; all nine of its dancers and musicians are men.

New York City Ballet recently reined in the sometimes subversive commentary of its dancer Devin Alberda (@dalberda), who made a name for himself with his acerbic insights.

Perhaps more remarkably yet, this ballet has a special vitality in the quality of movement its dancers bring to it.

But the often vast scale of the movement here has the paradoxical effect of making its dancers look tiny; its modish stressfulness makes them look hard-working and yet inconsequential.

No more than three of its five dancers shared each section.

Ralov joined the company (1940) and was one of its leading dancers until 1962.