Calvin Hunt, general manager of the first company of the Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater, which travels 25 weeks a year, says his dancers' primary requirements are a bathtub, "to soak their tired muscles"; room service, "because they sleep late during the day and come home late at night"; and a swimming pool, where they can cross-train.
"I'm losing my primary instrument as a dancer," she remarked.
This yields the third, moral meaning: the dancer's primary interest is not to display her technique.
Bar dancers ranked above other sex workers, Ms. Faleiro explains, "because selling sex wasn't a bar dancer's primary occupation and because when she did sell sex she did so quietly and most often under her own covers".
Vishneva seems to know why she is dancing — what it is that's important about the ballet she's doing — and this knowledge translates into phrasing, which is the dancer's primary dramatic resource.
Vishneva seems to know why she is dancing what it is that's important about the ballet she's doing and this knowledge translates into phrasing, which is the dancer's primary dramatic resource.
For their tenth studio album, "Yes," they've mounted something called the Pandemonium tour, which involves dancers in primary colors, white cubes, and hats that would make Isabella Blow proud.
Even when the water isn't the primary visual stimulant, the dancers fling off liquid impressions of Hericlitean flux [see slide].
Nona spent a lot of her childhood with her grandmother, Helen Desha Beamer, a prolific songwriter and hula dancer whom her granddaughter considered her primary cultural influence.
A variety of primary outcome measures, described below, were collected from all dancers before and after intervention.
