Sentence examples for prominent dance from inspiring English sources

More than 40 researchers, many of them prominent dance historians, compiled dossiers on 40 such works.

The night's production was put together by Damian Woetzel, a former dancer and prominent dance producer, and it included much more than jookin and strings.

Jersey Moves! will spotlight 11 prominent dance companies as they present 5- to 22-minute bursts of repertory over the course of its two-day run.

Prominent dance d.j.s performed occasionally, but none established a residency until 2008, when the British trance producer Paul Oakenfold started a weekly gig at the Palms.

T HEY were treated like Michael Jackson, Mayumi Nagatoshii, a prominent dance producer and the curator of the Japan Society's annual Contemporary Dance Showcase, said in a phone interview.

In its first appearance on the Island, the Ballet de L'Opera de Bordeaux, one of France's most prominent dance companies, brings Prokofiev's "Romeo and Juliet" to Tilles Center Saturday and next Sunday.

But the venerable German label Deutsche Grammophon engages in a more subversive sort of genre clash in ReComposed, a series that allows prominent dance-music and electronica producers to mine its rich catalog for raw material.

Unusually for Handel, "Alcina" includes prominent dances, which add to the courtly aura in Sue Lefton's stylish choreography.

Today the most prominent dances of Venezuela are the many versions of the morisca on Christian holidays and a dance of medieval devils on Corpus Christi.

Both Julian and Joy had experience in prominent American dance academies, but at first the Bolshoi instructors seemed to greet the two Americans with frowns.

"No other city in the U.S. is as prominent in dance, film, music, theater and visual arts," says John Clifford, president of International Travel Management, a San Diego, Calif.-based luxury travel consultancy.