Sentence examples for staging dances from inspiring English sources

One interesting thing about White Oak is that, by staging dances that have been out of repertory for years, it allows us to measure their influence.

Not every punter might go to Johnson's bathhouse performance, but what about Boris Charmatz, one of France's best choreographers, who is staging dances right in the main atrium of the Museum of Modern Art?

At the same time that he was choreographing The Band Wagon he was staging dances for Cole Porter's Broadway musical Can-Can.

Since those days, the possibilities of staging dance have been thrown wide open.

Choreographers and dance producers must often find ways of adapting and staging dance forms not originally created for theaters.

The Janis Claxton Dance Company brings new questions to our views of the animal world, by staging dance performances in animal compounds.

Some argue for a different building, one that would also be suitable for staging dance and musicals.

The space nearest the audience would become backstage, giving Mr. Wheeldon the unusual challenge of staging dance everywhere except its natural habitat, down front.

Of its six stage dances, just one dates from before 2009: Hans van Manen's "Déjà Vu" (1995).

For them, she staged dances in plays, taught classes and presented dance programs.

She taught in several colleges before moving to Seattle, where she also staged dances for the Seattle Opera.