Sentence examples for perform choreography from inspiring English sources

Local dance ministries will perform choreography inspired by the Ailey repertory.

At the Doris Duke Studio Theater, Buglisi-Foreman Dance will perform choreography by Jacqulyn Buglisi and Donlin Foreman, both former Martha Graham dancers.

"Of course, instinct plays into the way we generate and perform choreography, but I've always been fascinated by what's going on with the physical thinking; not only when performing, but in actually creating movement.

The Martha Graham Dance Company will perform choreography not only by Graham but also by Ted Shawn, her early mentor and the festival's founder, at the rustic Ted Shawn Theater.

ACFDANCE The company, which features collaborative dance and visual arts work, will perform choreography by company director Adrienne Celeste Fadjo and her collaborators in light, set and costume design.

Tonight and tomorrow at 8, Sunday at 2 p.m., Marymount Manhattan College, 221 East 71st Street, (212 838-5886, $10 to $20. (Anderson) JOFFREY SCHOOL DANCERS (Tomorrow and Sunday) Formerly known as the Joffrey Ensemble Dancers, this junior troupe will perform choreography by Igal Perry, Daniel Baudendiestel and the company's director, Elie Lazar.

"You just have to keep imagining that world rather than performing choreography," Mr. Barnett told Ms. Gawler as she transitioned to shadowland.

This concert-theatre event was presented by the New York Philharmonic and this production did feature dancers – Sara Mearns and Amar Ramasar, from New York City Ballet, performing choreography by Karole Armitage – as well as live video, actors and puppets.

The wide-ranging performances included troupes like the Martha Graham Dance Company, Pilobolus and Dance Theater of Harlem, as well as groups performing choreography by the Paul Taylor dancers Takehiro Ueyama, Orion Duckstein and Heather Berest.

In the film she performs choreography by Benjamin Millepied, the New York City Ballet principal with a side career as a choreographer, and Ms. Portman does indeed dance, about 10 sequences, with a lot of work for her upper body.

Sugg ended up writing Eastern European-influenced music infused with military-type snares and "an electric guitar moment". But the composer had to make sure the actors were skillful enough to play his arrangements, not to mention able to play while performing choreography.