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To be fair, the dancing space, while wide, is a tight 12 feet deep.
Middle-aged gentleman was given a seat beside the dancing space in one of our dens of rather pale iniquity.
The New Yorker, January 15 , 1927P. 9 Middle-aged gentleman was given a seat beside the dancing space in one of our dens of rather pale iniquity.
The main musicians, performing at the back of the stage, rendered the choreography murky and reduced the dancing space, while the guest singers, hovering too close to the dancers, made sections look like early '80s music videos.
By Russel Crouse and Creighton Peet The New Yorker, January 15 , 1927P. 9 Middle-aged gentleman was given a seat beside the dancing space in one of our dens of rather pale iniquity.
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As the chorus played no part in the Roman theatre, the orchestra or dancing space became part of the auditorium.
A young mother walked her little boy across the momentarily empty center dancing space, unaware that it was sacred but leaving its mysterious power intact.
La Coupole cafe, 102, boulevard du Montparnasse, (33-1) 43.20.14.20, has a legendary tango evening every Tuesday in its dancing space on the lower level.
Their best known songs, "Sidewalk Safari" and "Take it Out on Me" moved the crowd to their feet as bodies shuffled to find dancing space.
You might find a great dancing space near a stack of speakers, but that can be painful to your ears.
This time, the dancing happens in the space around Richard Serra's imposing "Torqued Ellipses" and one of his torqued spirals.
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