Sentence examples for performers dance from inspiring English sources

The theater is something of a gallery space, and instead of dancing in front of the audience, the performers dance within one.

Poetic touches, like a scene in which the performers dance with a wheelchair, are laborious.

The performers dance in a straight line, holding handkerchiefs high in the air, while the first dancer in the row gives the sign for stepping or jumping.

The show, which turns ten this year, has a scrappy make-do-with-less attitude: performers dance in black sweats and white T-shirts on a bare stage.

Greece's Blitz Group will be turning The Pit into a ballroom for Late Night, where six performers dance a waltz as Europe crumbles around them.

In a downstage area, the performers dance in interchanging couples, holding and flipping each other in the air, a simple metaphor for trust.

Sometimes the performers danced with capes and swords.

Then the band played "I Wish," and the audience and the performers danced together, like guests at a wedding reception.

IN EARLY June seven performers danced among 1,080 fountains to mark the opening of a new public space in London.

The performers danced their hearts out about something oblique, perhaps a search for happiness.

The most widely publicized of Hopi rituals was the Snake Dance, held annually in late August, during which the performers danced with live snakes in their mouths.