That said, don't overthink it—press play and get to boogieing below.
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"Disco Inferno" by the Trammps gets the crowd boogieing a little harder.
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Mr. Botana's boogieing, brought into the main room at several points, stayed lovely.
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Compared with Mr. Garland's ballet steps, though, his boogieing ones are too perfunctory.
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Instead, I ended up boogieing with her and sparring wits for hours or minutes, I'll never know.
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Floyd seems pretty stoked to be in the building ... boogieing into T-Mobile with his TMT crew.
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It makes the experience quite surreal, because I'm sort of boogieing while I'm picking out sweet potatoes.
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And this dancing, non-goal-oriented boogieing, is what this animal does when all other needs are temporarily satisfied.
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In Dan Hoyle's "The Block," a garrulous and affectionate portrait of the contemporary South Bronx, no one is boogieing down.
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Red Hook Fest: Going Global (Saturday) There will be lots of boogieing in Brooklyn when this festival holds its 23rd edition.
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A number of Dance Theater of Harlem students did some ingratiating boogieing in an untitled Gladys Knight tribute choreographed by Robert Garland.
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Their bodies are notably stiffer than the average professional dancer, but they are here, they are boogieing, and they are ready for love.
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This daytime celebration has its own boogieing (with Patrick and the Rock-A-Silly Band), ball drop (with balloons) and toast (with refreshing apple juice).
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Mr. Pita, in charge of the birthday party, provides bobby-soxers boogieing but not an evocation of the domestic warmth that Mr. Tcherniakov wants to enshrine before shattering.
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But if your kids prefer boogieing in cooler environs, the organization offers another option: its Sunday concert, which isn't free but is at the air-conditioned Brooklyn Bowl.
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And, oh yeah, the mom-to-be also looked like she had a blast in her bright yellow poodle skirt, boogieing on the dance floor with Ciara and Venus.
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He doubles over and falls, shooting out of the camera's view only to slingshot back into frame, just spastically boogieing for transcendence while the fog machine is still working.
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Little ones can start boogieing immediately with Karen Arcenaux, who will start the fun with Zumba, and then enjoy multicultural performances by groups like the New York Arabic Orchestra and Uptown Social Club.
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The playhouse, which specializes in introducing the latest generation to the joys of boogieing to classic pop, will also offer children here a new way to hear their favorite stories: accompanied by original, danceable tunes.
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In addition to boogieing with the event's mascot, Mr. Green Bean, young guests can make projects like their own slime, pickles, tea, flower crowns and jam, as well as plant a take-home succulent in a cactus lab.
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From boogieing with Storm Troopers to mom dancing with Jimmy Fallon and taking the stage with the stars of So You Think You Can Dance, Michelle wasn't afraid to bust a move and encourage others to do the same.
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Their absence is made even worse by this show's one major miscalculation: a cheesy video feature, from the filmmakers Peter Greenaway and Saskia Boddeke, featuring a mustachioed Shchukin speaking Russian-accented French alongside writhing dancers imitating Matisse's boogieing nudes.
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At the grand piano is Tina de Varon, a terrific musician and a genius child wrangler: She has the kids singing and dancing, calling out favorites, and even the chubby 2-year-old in blue is boogieing with style.
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The most egregious of these — in which Tom drags Max to a sweaty nightclub in Harlem, pontificating on the spontaneous energies of jazz and boogieing with the working girls at the bar — adds a dash of racial condescension to the cocktail.
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Dancers filled the floor at the First Avenue club, where a screen played videos of the eccentric singer-songwriter in action, boogieing to his hits which included "Little Red Corvette", "When Doves Cry", "Kiss", "Let's Go Crazy" and "Get Off".
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After the lost were found and the lonely were loved, after the disguises were doffed and the confusions were cleared, after the stanzas and the verses and the boogieing and the bows, Shaina Taub still had one final sentiment to sing.
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Cori Kresge and Ms. Toogood, both excellent dancers, and Mr. Riener danced solos with some powerful three-dimensional and multifocal phrases, and in one solo Mr. Botana expanded his boogieing (which had largely featured feet and wrists) through the torso, arching up to show currents of motion coursing through his body on a grand scale.
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Reviews for In Step have generally been positive. Robert Christgau rated the album an A-, signifying "a very good record." Although he stated that "Wall of Denial" and "Tightrope" fall into ex-addict jargon like it was natural speech" and that "if the music was preachy or wimpy this would be a disaster," he concluded that "House Is Rockin'" keeps on boogieing on and that on the mood-jazz closer he escapes the blues undamaged for the first time in his career." Lou Reed selected In Step as one of his 'picks of 1989'.
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