Two other couples in colorful print bathing suits romp through an exhaustive lexicon of quirky movements.
If it were not obvious by now — from their antennae and their quirky movements — what they represented, their T-shirts, reading "ANT," cinched the case.
Not only is the scenery incredible, but the attention to detail in the outfits and quirky movements of the aliens is genius.
"No 4 is very dark and troubled apart from the quirky second movement.
The Canadian Aszure Barton, who tends toward quirky, slithery movement, brings her water-inspired "Awáa".
The quirky, liquid "movement language" known as "Gaga," which he invented to deal with a dance injury, is now taught around the world.
The great-grandson of the vaudeville comic Billy Marx and a founding member of the Doug Elkins Dance Company, Mr. Munisteri is known for creating witty, bittersweet pieces that seamlessly blend quirky, gestural movement vocabulary with immaculate technique.
In contrast, the live action that follows, below the screen on the stage floor, erupts with typical quirky, fragmented movement punctuated by bursts of hermetic hand gestures and periods of relative calm that mostly coincide with the video's most serene images.
But the Republican Party has seen young, radically anti-government, quirky, curious movements conquer before.
The Beethoven was more spirited now, and the choreography included full-bodied balletic-modern phrases that showed off the company's impressive technique (multiple pirouettes, a double tour en l'air); Lightfoot and León also mixed in quirkier, baser movements, as in a unison travelling phrase highlighted by a strange crabbed walk with caved-in shoulders, or in a female duet full of jerky motion.
