Sentence examples for opera dancers from inspiring English sources

So, was she perhaps feeling a little pressure at the idea of showing her work on the Opera dancers, on the Opera stage?

The Paris Opera dancers are better at classicism than modernity; they dance "Apollo" with the same smooth, correctly placed elegance that they bring to "Swan Lake".

There will no doubt be dedicated Cunningham followers in the audience to decide whether Mr. Swinston and Ms. Goggans got it right, and whether the Paris Opera dancers do justice to the master's precise, demanding work.

It is to the enormous credit of the Paris Opera dancers that they make it look easy, most particularly Florian Magnenet and Fabien Révillion in an almost alarmingly virtuosic duo, and Mathilde Froustey in Henriette's solo.

Ms. Lefèvre, who has made something of a policy of giving the Opera dancers — often inexperienced choreographers, and until now all men — big chances on the main stage, said that she was pleased to give a woman a turn, but that she wasn't motivated by gender equality.

On June 22 , 1749 Garrick married Eva Maria Veigel, a Viennese opera dancer who spoke little English and was a devout Roman Catholic.

Expectations were therefore high for Mr. Ruders's latest opera, "Dancer in the Dark," which had its premiere by the Royal Danish Opera on Sept. 5.

The New Yorker, April 27 , 1935P. 21 The Great Western arrived this morning...among the passengers is the celebrated opera dancer Fanny Elssler-The Diary of Philip Hone, Sunday, May 3rd, 1840.

The union for the opera's dancers, chorus, stage managers and singers released a letter on Wednesday criticizing the board's direction.

Tickets are free, but timed on opening day, when a festival will blanket the Capitol District with glassblowers, raku artists, opera singers, dancers and face painters, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Ms. Li plays a virtual host, her disembodied head prerecorded for a television screen, while the real performer runs untiringly back and forth with her panoply of characters: gymnast, Breton folk dancer, opera singer, cardboard cutout flamenco dancer.