"I have a little bit of rebellion in me," Ms. Jaffe said later, laughing, "and it just gives me great pleasure to never put on dance shoes again".
If someone has an iPod or portable device that plays music, turn it up as high as it can go and put on dance music for more fun.
Shortly thereafter she began putting on dances in Westchester, which involved scheduling the bands, arranging transportation and lodging, leasing spaces, seeking publicity and more.
"Before this job, I would never in a million years think of putting on dance clothes on TV," she said.
He paid some of them to put on ceremonial dances for him to photograph or film.
There are songs I've always put on to dance to and they are, for one reason or another, precisely the songs I've never written about.
When it was time to put on our dance recital, I would get lost in the galleys of the very old theater where we would be performing, much to the chagrin of my teacher and fellow dancers.
Raf These guys put on dance shows and other performances throughout the night, intercut with DJs playing a mix of up-for-it pop, hip-hop and house.
Indeed, her diary betrays a number of Shirley affectations: she is talkative, saintly, puff-chested, and sometimes she put on dance routines in the attic.
Echoing his strategy in the concert business, Mr. Sillerman is pursuing independent companies that put on dance festivals, D.J. parties and other events where the crowds might range from a few hundred people to tens of thousands.
