"stage dance" is a valid phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to a type of dance that is performed on a stage, as seen in theatrical performances or films. For example, "I was so impressed with the acrobatic stage dance in the show last night."
Bookstores are jammed for readings, galleries stage dance performances, and museums are open till midnight.
The sarabande remained popular in France through the 17th century and survived somewhat longer as a stage dance.
It is an idyll: eight young male-female couples, never leaving the stage, dance together in patterns that create an image of community, democracy, youth, freshness, harmony, charm.
Stage: Dance East Time: Sunday, 7pm Dress code: This audience seems to have made the most effort, with inventive twists on dance-club threads and lots of sunglasses.
His maternal grandfather, Jack Blue, worked as George M. Cohan's dance director, and later ran a stage dance studio on Broadway.
Forté's work has been presented by Danspace Project, the Kelly Strayhorn Theatre in Pittsburgh, Movement Research at Judson Church, McKenna Museum of African American Arts in New Orleans, Harlem Stage, Dance New Amsterdam, The Pillsbury Theatre in Minneapolis, Spelman College, Pomona College, and Hunter College City University of New York.
Of its six stage dances, just one dates from before 2009: Hans van Manen's "Déjà Vu" (1995).
After serving as guest balletmaster in 1930-31 for the Royal Danish Ballet, he returned to London to stage dances for another English producer, Oswald Stoll.
They also contain three stage dances for which we possess original choreographies - at least one, and perhaps all, written by Middleton himself.
But one backer said he also hopes to stage dance-offs between locals; tourists would pick a winner and fork over a cash prize.
Begin by collecting your tips from stage dances.
