Sentence examples for show swing from inspiring English sources
Dancers from the Arthur Murray dance studio will conduct a group dance lesson, and Robert Royston, choreographer of the show "Swing," will perform a swing dance.
If you did happen to miss the show, swing by Google and you'll find all the parodies and analysis that you'll ever need.
This 74-year-old Las Vegas legend brings the spirit of the other city that never sleeps (in its lounge-lizard heyday four decades ago) to New York in her new show, "Swing, Swing, Swing!" A nine-member band rides the same hot groove between swing and raunchy, honking early rock 'n' roll that she found with her husband, the still underappreciated Louis Prima.
In her new show, "Swing, Swing, Swing," she again plays two roles.
My one period of work in radio covering several weeks was a few summers ago scripting the NBC show, "Swing Time at The Savoy", a Negro variety revue.
"Ann Hampton Callaway was supposed to appear in our cabaret series last season, but when she got a part in the show 'Swing,' she canceled.
The show swings between painting as portable object and as immersive environment.
Visually stunning — Beowulf Boritt's setting, inspired by Keith Haring, is great fun — and wonderfully cast, the show swings broadly in mood.
The show swung somewhat more freely in its second half, when the sextet played several of Shaw's signature hits, including "Begin the Beguine" and "Star Dust".
Divided into four convention-bound thematic sections, the show swings from the familiar to the sensational to the familiarly sensational and back again.
The story, turning on the quest for a band's secret show, swings between the authentically tender and the dully mechanical, but Peter Sollett's unintrusive direction gives the actors space to shine.
