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Lizzie: You know we love choreography, and the choreography never stops in this video. from The Verge
"I wanted to do choreography, and there is nothing less commercial than choreography," he said. from The New York Times
Our choreography team, Hidali, designed their movements rather than composed the choreography in time to their music. from Vice
Having begun on Tuesday with 20143 choreography by George Balanchine, it switched on Wednesday to 21st-century choreography. from The New York Times
He won an outstanding choreography Emmy Award in 2015 and 2017 and is nominated this year for outstanding choreography. from People
All we know is that we need to learn the following choreography before our office party: This choreography. pic.twitter. from People
Same with the choreography — Shinwon does a specific gesture when he's embarrassed, so we added that to ['Humph''s] choreography. from Refinery 29
Several intellectual property lawyers suggested there have not been a lot of choreography cases because there is not a lot of money in choreography. from The New York Times
Joshua Bergasse ("On the Town") will create all-new choreography for "Sweet Charity," whose original production won a Tony for its choreography by Bob Fosse. from The New York Times
The choreography by Jerome Robbins, familiar to many from the 1961 movie version of the musical, is supplemented by Sean Cheesman's new choreography, which draws a bridge to contemporary urban culture. from The New York Times
Beating a boss almost feels like pulling off complex choreography. from The Verge
Point Dance The most prominent move in a song's choreography. from Refinery 29
Furthermore, eye contact is an essential element of fight choreography. from Vice
The result is a random but controlled choreography of birds. from Vice
I also want to perform it with sumo choreography, actually. from Vice
I know this piece of choreography is a top shot. from The Verge
As an audience member, you know it's not just choreography. from Hyperallergic
How did you approach the choreography for the flying sequence? from The Verge
Of course, Ms. Childs's choreography is complicated all the same. from The New York Times
Ms. Brown's choreography here consists of different threads of movement. from The New York Times
Can you describe the feeling of performing Justin Peck's choreography? from The New York Times
And even then the choreography occasionally ties me in knots. from Vox
Could the band's choreography make it into the second season? from Refinery 29
Your foundation is in joining choreography with fairly serious songs. from Vice
Not all the choreography appeared to go off as planned. from CNBC
"I thought it was part of the choreography!" she said. from People
Each episode features original songs, complete with costumes and choreography. from Refinery 29
Trainor's new phase is all about military colors and choreography. from Mashable
Their choreography involves a fair bit of clit play. Instructional. from Vice
The camera swung around to show off the excellent choreography. from Refinery 29
In Balanchine's choreography, you don't stand idly by — you dance. from The New York Times
The gags are not as good as the choreography, though. from New Yorker
In addition to skating, the show features complex aerial choreography. from Business Insider
He studied choreography at N.Y.U. and founded A.I.M in 2005. from New Yorker
Lev Ivanov's choreography for Odette has been smudged, adjusted, diluted. from The New York Times
The choreography is also intended to let Grande blend in. from Business Insider
The scoring system tends to favor difficult tumbling over choreography. from The New York Times
"I liked how aggressive her choreography was," Ms. Azalea said. from The New York Times
But such controversies always surround alternative versions of classic choreography. from The New York Times
Haynes went to work on the choreography of the fall. from New Yorker
"I always call it 'choreography' with another person," he says. from The New York Times
But maximum10 maintain that "choreography" isn't exactly the right word. from Vice
I started to think about adolescence as choreography of sorts. from Vice
The choreography for the first and longest section is abstract. from The New York Times
"Agon," created in 1957, had changed the course of choreography. from The New York Times
Getting to it involved an ingenious architectural choreography of intimidation. from The New York Times
My choreography is actually a direct response to the music. from The New York Times
For decades his choreography has been an easy punching bag. from The New York Times
Danielle Agami's fluid choreography evokes Ms. Monk's graceful movement vocabulary. from The New York Times
Kelly Devine will provide choreography, and Kristin Hanggi will direct. from The New York Times
"The choreography and the intention is all mine," he said. from The New York Times
Like the choreography itself, ALL is fluid, adaptable, and intuitive. from Hyperallergic
I think his choreography really infected the whole pop landscape. from The New York Times
The Petipa choreography alternates between formulaic sequences and inventive wit. from The New York Times
Of course, Mr. Abraham's choreography is on display as well. from The New York Times
Moments repeat and echo from the patterns to the choreography. from The New York Times
How would you compare Anne Teresa's choreography to Jerome Robbins's? from The New York Times
Every year she changes the show — new choreography, new costumes. from The New York Times
PECK For me, the choreography always comes from the music. from The New York Times
Their exposure to Cunningham's choreography since 2011 has been limited. from The New York Times
Will Ariana Grande incorporate the choreography into her next tour? from Mashable
See: Justin Peck's latest choreography for New York City Ballet. from The New York Times
The scurrying of small mammals offers a complex, scratchboard choreography. from The New York Times
Getting them there, during this exchange, required a complex choreography. from The New York Times
It's tragic, isolating choreography — and then the lights come up. from Hyperallergic
In this space and with this accompaniment, his choreography takes off. from The New York Times
"So what we learned is that I need choreography," she said. from People
Watch highlights of the year projected across some pretty newsworthy choreography. from Refinery 29
Other times, he dances with other party-goers, all casual choreography. from Vice
And before that was really fixated on color coordinated funeral choreography. from Refinery 29
You have to balance that with some of the choreography control. from Vice
When Pippin was revived in 2013, it featured Fosse's original choreography. from Refinery 29
If you want to learn the choreography, watch the video below. from Mashable
From there, Ailey created his most recognized piece of choreography, Revelations. from People
"Let me see you do the choreography after that," Beyoncé joked. from Refinery 29
Not much choreography goes into kissing IRL, it's fair to say. from Mashable
The performance featured choreography from an ex-Vegas showgirl with costumes. from People
The music starts, the drones light up, and the choreography begins. from Wired
My sister did the choreography which I think is just fantastic. from Vice
There's a lot of things in the choreography we cannot do. from People
Casey Nicholaw, The Prom Best Choreography Camille A. Brown, Choir Boy from People
I didn't realize that you guys worked on the choreography, too. from The Verge
It's just the choreography and the dancing that are disappointingly thin. from The New York Times
There's a structure within the choreography, but then there's also freedom. from The New York Times
Moving into choreography has traditionally been easier for men than women. from The New York Times
More than anything, "Avengers: Infinity War" is a study in choreography. from CNN
But the choreography around this first woman could also be tortured. from The New York Times
Karole Armitage, known for spiky ballet, contributes the choreography (63:30). from The New York Times
Friday's choreography, trivial at best, was not unrepresentative of Ardani presentations. from The New York Times
There's choreography, and these monologues I wrote that [Esco] acts out. from Vice
As polished as its dancers are, its choreography washes them out. from The New York Times
Cher doing the same choreography loads of times for maximum effect? from Vice
He is so effortless in the choreography of the driving, too. from Vice
As these performers move, the choreography makes them fascinating, complex, surprising. from The New York Times
Surprisingly conventional new choreography from the iconoclast Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker. from Vox
So the choreography came out of standing up to this creature. from The New York Times
Four people danced the choreography of "Smooth Criminal" in perfect sync. from The New York Times
In "Mercy" certain potent images ripple, like waves, in the choreography. from The New York Times
His works mingle chance and careful choreography, philosophy and irreverent humor. from The New York Times
Watching the choreography of all this is both chilling and mesmerizing. from The New York Times
Choreography is, after all, mysterious business, a strange and subtle alchemy. from The New York Times
The choreography of the structure's collapse played out with cinematic inevitability. from The New York Times
Did the choreography change or become more focused after the election? from The New York Times
Even Tchaikovsky's "The Nutcracker" has been regularly reimagined with fresh choreography. from The New York Times
He wouldn't give them choreography so much as patterns and ideas. from New Yorker
Its acting, directing, stunts, editing, and choreography are all top notch. from Business Insider
I&aposm all for a prop if it enhances the choreography. from Business Insider
The two tend to alternate; call this the choreography of disorientation. from The New York Times
That song, "The Clock," had the usual troubles: tempo, tone, choreography. from The New York Times
Below is the choreography to try to get there: * WEDNESDAY, Oct. from Reuters
Expect Vince Guaraldi's music ("Christmas Time Is Here") and original choreography. from The New York Times
City Ballet has always emphasized choreography as a response to music. from The New York Times
Of course, there are downsides to all this choreography as well. from Refinery 29
The highly intricate, visually gripping fight choreography doesn't lose a step. from Mashable
"We don't do sexy choreography," Mullally had said onstage that week. from New Yorker
And her choreography of Steve, and his body language, are amazing. from The New York Times
"I'm a dancer — we pick up choreography very quickly," she said. from The New York Times
Mr. Mitchell's direction and choreography are similarly stuck at half-speed. from The New York Times
Mr. Fairchild is also trying his hand at something new: choreography. from The New York Times
Yet so much of the choreography is trivial: preening, mannered, insubstantial. from The New York Times
In the '90s, shows were more about dramatic choreography and performing. from The New York Times
It was more puppeteering and more mannequin acting and dance choreography. from Vox
Below is the choreography to try to get there: * WEDNESDAY, Oct. from Reuters
Feb. 2-7 The Moscow-born Alexei Fadeyechev drew on Marius Petipa's 1869 choreography for this new staging of Cervantes's epic (the show also includes snippets of choreography by masters like Rostislav Zakharov and Kasyan Goleizovsky). from The New York Times
At least one production currently running, at the Guthrie Theater in Minneapolis, is using original choreography; the Broadway production is not the first in the United States not to base choreography on the original Jerome Robbins dances. from The New York Times
"Slay" is an amazing word here, and the choreography seizes on it. from The New York Times
But building a coalition will be complicated and could take careful choreography. from CNN
Are they similarly using physical models to set up the choreography here? from The Verge
Credit belongs as much to editing as it does to the choreography. from The Verge
So did reality TV royalty Spencer Pratt and performer-choreography Todrick Hall. from Refinery 29
"In a fight, it's so much more than just choreography," Christie said. from Refinery 29
Both groups move together, following the choreography of labor and leisure, respectively. from Hyperallergic
Moreover, I really connected with the sexy, carefree attitude of the choreography. from Refinery 29
Wrestling, at least the WWE version, is 90% theater and 10% choreography. from Refinery 29
The Shooting Star Mini drones then go out and follow the choreography. from The Verge
Choreography will come courtesy of Camille A. Brown (Once on This Island). from People
"K-pop includes not just music, but clothes, makeup, choreography," Suga said. from Refinery 29
Even the choreography has the bouncy, childish feel of '90s-era dancing. from Refinery 29
I think it&aposs perfectly possible this is part of the choreography. from Fox News
Several wanted to join in, and they quickly started worked on choreography. from People
It was so fun, the choreography — I was up on my feet. from People
And nothing has stopped her from creating and participating in intricate choreography. from Refinery 29
Rehearsals mostly involved working on stage placement (practicing choreography) and wardrobe assembly. from Vice
Townspeople crowd the pub, and the choreography makes the number come alive. from Vox
She did a very elegant choreography to this extraordinary emotional violin piece. from TMZ
And guess who led the Martha Graham meets Elizabeth Streb-style choreography? from Refinery 29
Top-quality choreography of immense diversity was still pouring forth from him. from The New York Times
Ms. Marshall's choreography naturally draws on period styles, specifically the frothing cancan. from The New York Times
That's, at least, how I approach the gory choreography of battle scenes. from Refinery 29
Deja Carter dancing to "Only" by Nicki Minaj; choreography by JoJo Gomez. from Vice
Mr. Glover's choreography, like the musical arrangements, isn't punctilious about period style. from The New York Times
The power of Ronald K. Brown's choreography lies in its myriad layers. from The New York Times
The 21913th century ended in gloom for the future of ballet choreography. from The New York Times
A red-faced bully, adept in the choreography of collective hysteria, arises. from The New York Times
But "anger," as it exists in this video feels more like choreography. from Refinery 29
Choreography and pyrotechnics abounded, but the stage presentation was not the focus. from Vice
But the trophies were mostly in technical categories, including choreography and direction. from Reuters
Mr. Bergasse's zesty choreography keeps the cast in almost constant, exuberant motion. from The New York Times
The choreography was overhauled, as were the Day-Glo, Pop Art costumes. from The New York Times
I love the way we put the hand claps in the choreography. from The New York Times
Sitting in the rehearsal room, he cycled though some of this choreography. from The New York Times
This is also choreography in which the eyes play an important part. from The New York Times
Beyond any individual performance lies the endless fascination of the Balanchine choreography. from The New York Times
The Dunns' choreography courses led to the performances at Judson Memorial Church. from The New York Times
There you see her indulging in her own bit of micro-choreography. from The New York Times
CHICAGO — Inside the convention hall, the choreography of American politics stumbled on. from The New York Times
She's like, 'Keep the cool, keep the culture and keep the choreography. from The New York Times
As the company's associate rehearsal director, he's protective of Mr. Taylor's choreography. from The New York Times
Her choreography, however, is busy and overwrought, especially beside its chosen music. from The New York Times
Today, the choreography blooms by having far less intrusive designs and costumes. from The New York Times
Ms. Marston's choreography is interestingly contemporary-looking in its spare, expressionistic force. from The New York Times
But except for some silent film, there's no record of the choreography. from The New York Times
Then comes choreography, this time to a remix of "Desperado" by Rihanna. from The New York Times
"Ain't Too Proud" picked up an award for Sergio Trujillo's electrifying choreography. from The New York Times
Our dance critic writes about the state of choreography on Broadway stages. from The New York Times
The advantage is that you're not constrained by the choreography of diplomacy. from Vox
After the Nelsons divorced in 1956, she took up choreography full time. from The New York Times
The article also misstated where choreography by Benoit Swan Pouffer was performed. from The New York Times
For me, her choreography gets stuck where much Gaga-derived dancing does. from The New York Times
What the choreography lacked in elegance it made up for in entertainment. from The New York Times
It's urgent, ingenious choreography that winds up holding together the surrounding flagrance. from The New York Times
Yet some audience members, Ms. Moss recalled, wondered where the choreography was. from The New York Times
But the choreography also had a wallpaper effect — ordered, handsome and monotonous. from The New York Times
He will lead another house, and she will to return to choreography. from The New York Times
The three-song performance was a stunning combination of technology and choreography. from The Verge
Ms. Dembélé's choreography suggested that such moments have to be subtly subverted. from The New York Times
Arthur Laurents wrote the book, but Robbins's choreography is the true libretto. from The New York Times
How do you begin visualizing choreography for a performance of this magnitude? from The New York Times
Kelly Devine had to call "Katy Keene" choreography rehearsals at 5 a.m. from The New York Times
The choreography, by Brandon Bieber, is an odd pastiche of familiar gestures. from The New York Times
In some places the choreography is parallel, not connected, to the music. from The New York Times
The choreography is by Camille A. Brown and Leah C. Gardiner directs. from The New York Times
It just requires a little choreography on the part of the dog. from Wired
Ratmansky's staging draws upon the original choreography, from 1914, by Michel Fokine. from New Yorker
Her routine was to attend rehearsals to become familiar with the choreography. from The New York Times
The martial arts-style choreography adds a fresh dynamic to the movie. from The New York Times
The choreography seems to restrain itself from making too strong an impression. from The New York Times
The connections between the choreography and the score are far from fixed. from The New York Times
Where the dancers did look entirely comfortable was in their own choreography. from The New York Times
Adroitly put together, the choreography is studded with real beauty and invention. from The New York Times
"Some of these stances you see are in the choreography," he said. from The New York Times
Mr. Champion was posthumously awarded a Tony for best choreography in 1981. from The New York Times
Letter To the Editor: Re " 'West Side Story' Back on Broadway" (Arts pages, July 16): You report that the new production of "West Side Story" will replace Jerome Robbins's acclaimed choreography with new choreography by Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker. from The New York Times
Schumer plays Beyoncé's stand-in, lip syncing and dancing to the singer's choreography. from Refinery 29
She was backed by a phalanx of dancers perfectly executing the steamy choreography. from People
His own choreography later in his career was risqué, erotic, and intensely modern. from Vice
Charlize Theron's spy choreography in Atomic Blonde has been etched into our minds. from Refinery 29
Still, every so often she can't help but join in the show's choreography. from The New York Times
You can see the sort of choreography the network comes up with below. from The Verge
And maybe that perceived ambivalence was the whole goal of their strategic choreography. from Refinery 29
Ms. Clarke's choreography takes precedence, along with traditional Shaker songs, sung a cappella. from The New York Times
In her films, Baldwin uses body movement and choreography to push the narrative. from Vice
The choreography of the coming year will convey Mr Xi's dream to perfection. from Economist
The objects are then placed around the room, thereby affecting her future choreography. from Gizmodo
The four of them danced together, at some points in full synchronized choreography. from Refinery 29
Behold the convergence of the Succession fans, as if gathered together by choreography. from Refinery 29
Daredevil's fight scenes are still stunning, rattling clinics in choreography and camera work. from Vox
You can get a taste of the fight choreography in the trailer below. from The Verge
Q. In terms of movement, is "Elektra" a return to choreography for you? from The New York Times
Once I learned the new finger choreography, using the new xOS was fine. from Buzzfeed News
But the choreography also informs character dynamics that are important to the story. from Business Insider
We know this ... it wasn't today, and her team's choreography is on point! from TMZ
SM: Is that something you've taken from filmmaking and put back into choreography? from Hyperallergic
Despite all this so-called polar bear choreography, the zoo can't force compatibility. from People
No one could ever come close to the choreography that Spears gifted us. from Refinery 29
There seems to be a sort of informal understanding of the fan's choreography. from The Verge
So I'm secretly infusing my choreography with what I'd do as a director. from The New York Times
Some choreography — the first two movements of "Western Symphony," above all — needs restudying. from The New York Times
The fluent choreography, by David Dorfman, also contributes to the almost cinematic flow. from The New York Times
You'll see better choreography all around, and naturally women will be engaged more. from The New York Times
Mr. Morris's choreography deconstructs and distills the poetic legend with charm and taste. from The New York Times
On Wednesday, the company's 2016 Spring Gala was principally about 21st-century choreography. from The New York Times
All four items of choreography, however, felt like end-of-year graduation exercises. from The New York Times
Videos from the album also scored nominations for choreography, art direction, and editing. from Reuters
Nobody has gone for anything harder than Jason Statham went for this choreography. from Vice
It could be helping other dancers with choreography or a session with photographers. from The New York Times
Bartlett Sher will direct the Lincoln Center production, with choreography by Christopher Gattelli. from The New York Times
Everything from Ms. Feore's choreography to the spectacular dance music arrangements supports that. from The New York Times
The choreography in the new version showcases the movement style of German expressionism. from The New York Times
She was mesmerized, she said, by the focused choreography of the restaurant kitchen. from The New York Times
The choreography, showcasing 40 dancers, is credited to Marius Petipa and Vasily Vainonen. from The New York Times
It's still unclear how much the choreography will hint at Brazil's wealth disparity. from Vox
Against this backdrop, Otto Pichler's choreography is a jolt of pure theatrical energy. from The New York Times
Some critics have questioned Mr. Martins's views of women based on his choreography. from The New York Times
Though Verdon had been replaced, she came along to assist with the choreography. from The New York Times
May's undoing seemed more a matter of timing and choreography than anything else. from The New York Times
The scene had him fending off multiple assailants, so it involved complex choreography. from The New York Times
The songs did not carry the storytelling so much as the choreography did. from The New York Times
The choreography plays enjoyably with the game's silky grace, relay action and formations. from The New York Times
So many layers of Ashton's choreography were evident in this Washington Ballet presentation. from The New York Times
Colonel Parker had envisioned a traditional Vegas show, with chorus girls and choreography. from The New York Times
Human speech results from a complicated choreography of flowing air and contracting muscles. from The New York Times
His choreography sometimes achieves a delicacy of line that exposes more intense pain. from The New York Times
Already, dance and music were mutually independent in all the choreography performed here. from The New York Times
Equally important is the artistic score, factoring in the choreography with the music. from The New York Times
"What you see in the movie is not really my choreography," he said. from The New York Times
There was a lot of writhing, twerking and in-your-face-sexting choreography. from The New York Times
In the new Broadway production, avant-garde choreography incorporates salsa and hip-hop. from New Yorker
But Mr. Morris's choreography, abstracted yet bursting with emotion, was like that, too. from The New York Times
Others argue that Kondos Field's intricate choreography can blind the judges to flaws. from The New York Times
Its choreography has been reconstructed for the piece's first performance since the 1970s. from The New York Times
"Making choreography here is beyond anything I could have hoped," Mr. Farley said. from The New York Times
That's the kind of metaphor present nowhere in the choreography of Cholly Atkins. from The New York Times
In fact, many things were missing: choreography, intelligence, taste and technique among them. from The New York Times
He gave Demi a handful of cues and choreography for their boxing skit. from TMZ
Garay sets out to free the movement from any convention of traditional choreography. from Hyperallergic
Wretman's work drew parallels between contemporary art, public performance, choreography, and everyday usership. from Hyperallergic
Just a shot in the dark, but he'd probably be great at choreography too. from Mashable
It's really pretty choreography, so I'm very happy with what they did with it. from Refinery 29
Jeong trained in acting and choreography, launching her career as a performer in 2004. from Vice
Chu Dan-bi, 13, tries to follow the complex dance choreography in the class. from Mashable
Walking to get coffee becomes an elaborate piece of smooth camerawork and slick choreography. from The Verge
This video has it all — gym class choreography, young love, steel drums, ramen. Nice. from The Verge
The choreography for that commercial was put together by La La Land's Mandy Moore. from Vice
It also features a book penned by David Greig and choreography by Joshua Bergasse. from Mashable
Our colors don't run,No-siree [More choreography] Over here (USA!)Over there (USA from Mashable
Cunningham established the autonomy of dance by making choreography that was independent from music. from The New York Times
So that was an example of having to change the choreography on the fly. from The Verge
The ensemble fares just as well, especially when guided by Spencer Liff's addictive choreography. from Buzzfeed News
And the choreography pays off as Paisley appears to be impressed by the duo. from People
Not only did Corden hit the high notes, he knew all the choreography too. from CNN
More drama from the Shinawatra clan could disrupt the careful choreography of the event. from Economist
Make sure it's fully secured so that you hit your choreography without any malfunctions. from Refinery 29
We still need to teach ourselves this choreography, but we fear it's too intricate. from People
You have to remember double the choreography, but Nick is handling it really well. from People
He seemed to have as firm a grasp of the choreography as the dancers. from The New York Times
Ultimately, Gaia will give us a moving, 3D model of our galaxy's celestial choreography. from Gizmodo
It combined both impressive digital technology and real-life choreography featuring two dozen dancers. from Refinery 29
So why isn't this pretaped movie more ambitious in its staging, choreography, or direction? from Vox
During repertory class in summer and early fall the children are taught the choreography. from The New York Times
The choreography of "baby elephants" learning to play with soccer balls heightened our empathy. from Hyperallergic
And they will affect all the choreography and the rest of the shooting schedule. from The Verge
I turn on some KPOP and get lost in the vibrant colors and choreography. from Vice
The choreography is sharp and dynamic, playing with each character's specific strengths and weaknesses. from Mashable
Instead China's Hong Kong team took home the gold with their team's winning choreography. from Mashable
These titles were our guidelines for designing the choreography of movement, lights, and sound. from Vice
His choreography included a mix of positions — some arched backwards, while others leaned forwards. from Hyperallergic
Little of Marius Petipa's choreography for Odile is left except for those accursed fouettés. from The New York Times
That requires convention and choreography, which the State of the Union has in spades. from The Hill
" And the choreography closely resembles this scene from the 1963 film "8 1/2. from Business Insider
Much of the freshest choreography in American ballet is made by these two men. from The New York Times
ANNANDALE-ON-HUDSON Faculty Dance Concert, with choreography and performance by Bard Dance Faculty. from The New York Times
WEST POINT Live from Nashville, music and choreography from several decades of country music. from The New York Times
Mr. Chernov shares choreography credit with Akop Akopian; music credit goes to Kurt Weill. from The New York Times
Michael Jackson's "Smooth Criminal" for the seamless integration of music, choreography and camera movement. from Vice
Can you talk to me about your choreography process in working with these dresses? from Vice
Disappointing plot twists ensue in a climactic brawl starved for snappier choreography and editing. from The New York Times
The choreography was loose, and everyone committed to it with different levels of fervor. from The New York Times
Shouldn't a gala's success be judged by the quality of the dancing and choreography? from The New York Times
Even if you knew the choreography, you didn't know what was going to happen. from The New York Times
ALASTAIR MACAULAY Paradox lies very near the heart of most of Paul Taylor's choreography. from The New York Times
Some of it — running in circles — is too common in the choreography of others. from The New York Times
A lithe choreography emerges through these interconnections, an intimate communion of bodies without words. from Hyperallergic
And in the big numbers, the Broadway choreography from the musical was kept intact. from Vox
Before we had all of the choreography set, there were gestures that kept reappearing. from The New York Times
I remember the diverse cast, funky choreography, John Guare lyrics and motley funkadelic costumes. from The New York Times
She thought more about her playlist for the class, she said, than the choreography. from The New York Times
Both had an interest in choreography, so each made a solo for the other. from The New York Times
FAMILY SATURDAYS: CAPTIVATING CHOREOGRAPHY at the David H. Koch Theater (May 25, 11 a.m.). from The New York Times
Mark Stanley's lighting is too tepid, and several aspects of the choreography are misaccentuated. from The New York Times
In creating the choreography, Ms. Yerushalmy invented a different movement score for each installment. from The New York Times
A government official describes Alex as "young, bold, vicious," which clearly inspires the choreography. from The New York Times
"We tried to incorporate those principles of biomechanics into the choreography," Mr. Graham said. from The New York Times
Fully screamed in my apartment at this particular piece of insane choreography #GreaseLive pic.twitter. from Vox
They were doing gymnastics, and fights, and choreography and just kind of combining everything. from CNBC
Some original-cast dancers have been known to change the details of the choreography. from The New York Times
Some of the world's oldest extant choreography often feels the freshest, the most innocent. from The New York Times
You hardly have time to notice this because the choreography so abounds with steps. from The New York Times
With Judy Kaye as Elizabeth II. Christopher Ashley directs, with choreography by Kelly Devine. from The New York Times
As Arthur recedes and the Joker takes over, the choreography becomes more drawn out. from The New York Times
Dance challenges — short 15-second pieces of choreography — are very popular on these apps. from The New York Times
The "Before the Dawn" shows were phantasmagoric spectacles, involving video, choreography, lighting and puppetry. from The New York Times
This past weekend, you could see the performers exploring different moods within the choreography. from The New York Times
This choreography was intricate and sophisticated, at once old-fashioned and up-to-date. from The New York Times
Rourke stood to the side, watching the choreography, clutching a pencil in her hand. from New Yorker
Mr. Peck's choreography often makes dancers look fervent, ignited; Mr. Ratmansky's arouses their imaginations. from The New York Times
Nobody worked harder than Balanchine to establish plotless pure-dance choreography as theatrically engrossing. from The New York Times
She doesn't act her way through choreography; movement emanates from deep within her body. from The New York Times
He had in mind some drastic cuts and the jettisoning of Robbins's beloved choreography. from The New York Times
Sweet, the liminal space between the audience and the show, supervises this precarious choreography. from New Yorker
Paulus's staging — and especially the yearning, fitful choreography by Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui — helps too. from The New York Times
We learned this choreography to do together and then a bunch of freestyle moves. from The New York Times
RATMANSKY The main idea in this house is serving the music and the choreography. from The New York Times
While her choreography is found in many places, Ms. Moore isn't a household name. from The New York Times
" The choreography also helped the actor and TV host win "Dancing With the Stars. from CNN
Trump did not figure in her speech but plenty of Trump choreography surrounded it. from The New York Times
She doesn't act her way through choreography; movement emanates from deep within her body. from The New York Times
SoulCycle is a branded indoor cycling class that implements choreography on a stationary bike. from Vox
In only one segment do the choreography and the technology truly benefit each other. from The New York Times
I supplemented my gym classes with long walks and choreography rehearsals for the show. from Vox
There, he said, he learned about fine wine and the choreography of five-star service. from The New York Times
His choreography also features lots of regal poses and swashbuckling moves that mirror sword-fighting. from Refinery 29
Previous years have featured choreography that channeled Dirty Dancing, Slumdog Millionaire, Magic Mike and more. from People
"Prince the artist wants you to submit a choreography video 'Breakfast Can Wait'" Dani recalls. from Refinery 29
" Cabello was also nominated for Best Pop Video, Best Choreography, and Best Song for "Havana. from People
Thanks to McCraken's intervention, Fosse scored his first major choreography gig with The Pajama Game. from Refinery 29
A typical job interview is little more than a social call with some predictable choreography. from CNBC
Grease: Live had plenty of high points, from the dizzying choreography to its breakout stars. from Mashable
What followed was Singin' in the Rain worthy choreography that would make Gene Kelly jealous. from People
As you can see below, they bust out spot-on choreography near the bath bombs. from Refinery 29
On Wednesday, Brown, 29, posted a video on Instagram of himself showing off new choreography. from People
Another online clip shows Blue leading a pack of dancers to the choreography of "Formation." from Business Insider
Plus, at 52, the standard-setting dancer nailed the challenging choreography power, grace and artistry. from Refinery 29
But the choreography could not conceal an awkward fact: Mr Fillon's candidacy is in trouble. from Economist
Kaitlyn: What I like best about "Swang" by Rae Sremmurd is, of course, the choreography. from The Verge
But he's also created pieces with fixed choreography and can still be an extraordinary performer. from The New York Times
The whole routine is judged for use of space, choreography, and creativity in your interpretations. from Vice
His choreography stayed consistent over the years due to the constraints of the plane environment. from Buzzfeed News
I did 2 hours gym work, 2 hours fight choreography, and 2 hours horseback riding. from People
The choreography, too, is very deliberate, playful, and flirtatious and just this side of goofy. from Buzzfeed News
Then she got to work, running and performing some fight choreography for director Patty Jenkins. from People
But they don't forget about the choreography and harmonized vocals that have become their hallmark. from People
Forever grateful to everyone involved creatively, from choreography all the way to wardrobe and production! from Refinery 29
Through its unconventional choreography, RainForest conveys an idea of freewheeling anarchy in the natural world. from Hyperallergic
The choreography is so precise you'd swear it was lifted from an Alvin Ailey performance. from Wired
Cage's song was originally a choreography piece written for dancer Louise Lippold back in 1948. from Vice
With the melody comes moves, as Spears and her fans perform the old-school choreography. from People
You'll also learn choreography and will be able to make up your own routines. Fun! from Mashable
The former First Lady hosted and busted out some choreography with "Empire" star Jussie Smollett. from TMZ
Bell has also created choreography for videos featuring songs by Christina Aguilera and Janet Jackson. from Refinery 29
The guitarist and bassist have their own choreography independent of the rest of the group. from Vice
In the site-specific "Catacomb," Ms. Gill's choreography spreads throughout the space like a web. from The New York Times
A wonderfully disconcerting aspect of this choreography is its extraordinary mixture of formality and informality. from The New York Times
Inferno fuses human and machine into one dancer, but only the robots know the choreography. from Hyperallergic
But his choreography, like the melodic, unobtrusive score, is barely noticeable on its own terms. from The New York Times
Until this find, it was thought that the choreography for "Changeling" and "Springweather" were lost. from The New York Times
And I think that choreography, set design, costume design and lighting design are all competitive. from The New York Times
It's fascinating to watch the choreography of the members when deep political chords are struck. from New Yorker
Opening night consisted of 10 costume changes, and – in true Lopez fashion – show-stopping choreography. from People
Three times a week, those in the dance group practiced and learned country dance choreography. from CNN
He was the most articulate, communicative and instruct individual on choreography, lyrics, melodies and dance. from Business Insider
Mr. Gaultier was mesmerized by the show — the costumes, the choreography, the pyrotechnics, the scale. from The New York Times
He was, for instance, influenced by Oskar Schlemmer, who used choreography extensively in his sculptures. from New Republic
Gordon Greenberg, who wrote the book — with Chad Hodge — directs, with choreography by Denis Jones. from The New York Times
The young executants are all officially admirable; but the choreography presents them as stuffed shirts. from The New York Times
Oddly, the music activates the space in a way that Mr. Brooks's choreography does not. from The New York Times
Mr. Cheesman also created new choreography for the high-energy "Dance at the Gym" number. from The New York Times
Kylián's choreography in the video is witty and sophisticated, as is typical of his work. from Vice
"Mama taught her that," Kutcher added, noting that he hasn't mastered that particular choreography himself. from Refinery 29
Unfortunately, this is not the first time Beyoncé has been accused of copping others' choreography. from Refinery 29
Her breast was exposed for 9/16 of a second during choreography with Justin Timberlake. from Vice
No need to look at this music, her choreography says, as some stuffy museum piece. from The New York Times
I'm sad — but glad that I found myself succumbing to her choreography as never before. from The New York Times
The choreography here is more tightly wrought and more spatially wide-ranging around the stage. from The New York Times
Gradually, some of the scouts become convinced by others, and switch their choreography to match. from The New York Times
In the lab, the researchers used slow motion video to tease out the ants' choreography. from The New York Times
Spike is the perfect candidate because of the brilliant choreography he creates for the camera. from The New York Times
Does the mobile dance film advance the art of choreography or of dance on film? from The New York Times
Much of the choreography came out of improvisation exercises, which Mr. Pita would then edit. from The New York Times
The choreography is meant to appear tossed off the body and improvised, yet it's not. from The New York Times
In both cases, the choreography is independent of the irritation, and more than ample justification. from The New York Times
This was Mr. de Frutos, 54, who was revising his choreography for the American production. from The New York Times
Mr. Martins's choreography allows Prokofiev's illustrious score to do much of his work for him. from The New York Times
This time, the fight choreography is even more staggeringly accomplished: ridiculously sleek fandangos of destruction. from The New York Times
And under Mr. Martins the company has been the global leader in post-Balanchine choreography. from The New York Times
The first is the increasing penetration of George Balanchine's choreography into national and international repertory. from The New York Times
At its very best, choreography can be striking and impactful, saying as much as words. from Vice
It was one of several productions that taught me how opera itself can become choreography. from The New York Times
You must dance the choreography, but you should recognize the different ways it can go. from The New York Times
After 40 minutes, the choreography repeats, although with different music, different lighting and different dancers. from The New York Times
There is a physicality to them, a choreography, that when done right, cannot be underestimated. from The New York Times
The musical sequences, featuring slapdash choreography by Chase Brock, tend to blend into one another. from The New York Times
Likewise, Chris Bailey's choreography leans heavily on mimed air-guitar licks and high-five exuberance. from The New York Times
A Young Girl, 5-foot-3 / It Isn't Feminine Ain't no heels, ain't no choreography. from Vice
But Mr. Reich's music has a rigor and a metric complexity that the choreography lacks. from The New York Times
John Cranko's "Onegin" (1965) — something of a nightmare for connoisseurs of choreography — is balletomane heaven. from The New York Times
But those actions stand in stark contrast to the cynical choreography of prominent resistance champions. from CNN
"It became like choreography," Rudd said in a recent interview with The New York Times. from The New York Times
But the dancing — Gillian Lynne's choreography, goosed by Andy Blankenbuehler — is as thrilling as ever. from The New York Times
She flies through choreography with glee, as if she were running barefoot through a forest. from The New York Times
"Among Friends" unravels Rauschenberg's effervescent imagination and enthusiasms that, for a time, extended to choreography. from The New York Times
The choreography Peck created continuously shifts the literal and metaphorical balance of power between them. from The New York Times
And yet those steps — the choreography is widely attributed to Marius Petipa — are absolutely formal. from The New York Times
That included leaping on bouncy props and executing complex fight choreography on that rotating set. from The New York Times
During our debut stage [in 2016] we literally broke our stage because of the choreography. from Refinery 29
The piece blends music, choreography and puppetry in response to a 15th-century Noh play. from The New York Times
"I do think that dance and choreography can be very elusive to people," she said. from The New York Times
The dancers began by learning Graham's choreography so that Ms. Parson could take it apart. from The New York Times
Charli D'Amelio gained popularity on TikTok for her lip syncing, dance, original choreography, and montages. from Business Insider
The event also reflected Mr. McNamara's increasingly impressive transition from performance art to choreography. 7. from The New York Times
Smooth flow and swirling action are also the strengths of Mr. Bourne's choreography and direction. from The New York Times
The dancers are part-time, so they have a lot of choreography to churn out. from The New York Times
The fast, hyper-articulated choreography brought to mind Wayne McGregor and Ohad Naharin's Gaga technique. from The New York Times
"Help" will be directed by Taibi Magar, with movement choreography by the dancer Shamel Pitts. from The New York Times
That they could also move well, smoothly executing snazzy, classy choreography, might have seemed extra. from The New York Times
She thinks about each beat and weaves in each piece of choreography to the next. from Vox
Not just learning choreography, but actually adding their own individual style elements – they're far more evolved. from People
Casey Hushion (associate resident director, "Aladdin") will direct, with choreography by Joshua Bergasse ("On the Town"). from The New York Times
The men's camaraderie and choreography announce their professionalism while the guns and money telegraph the stakes. from The New York Times
Ms. Posin's choreography — largely conventional ballet, adeptly arranged and accessorized with Arctic hula — settles for incongruity. from The New York Times
The script, musical numbers and acrobatic choreography remained in a state of flux until opening night. from CNBC
Regarding latter point, the law is clear that dance choreography is protectable under the Copyright Act. from The Verge
Well, a lot of times, choreography can be the last stop before you get on camera. from The Verge
I first heard the word "choreography" as a child in a movie theater with my parents. from The New York Times
The video features Spears performing intricate choreography to Eilish's track in a dimly lit foyer area. from People
Vintage pop recordings like "Lucky Lips" promise campy fun, but Mr. McCormick's choreography consistently peters out. from The New York Times
It was arm movements and microphone choreography, but really only once did they do actual dancing. from People
Not only did Ms. Verdy fit into City Ballet; her trademark qualities also influenced Balanchine's choreography. from The New York Times
The choreography of red and white blood cells dancing around the slide left me in awe. from The Verge
The fifth annual high-fashion collaboration continues to marry form and function to highlight new choreography. from People
Knowing my body and being familiar with choreography, I can say, 'No, I can do that. from People
The choreography being so fast, I picked it up slower than the dances in prior weeks. from People
They're clever, they're cool, they've both won Oscars for roles that required some serious dance choreography. from Refinery 29
No, they are playing instruments, they're doing songs, they're doing dances, full-on choreography, there's humor. from People
The 2016 VMAs aren't the first time Rihanna has busted out sexy, crotch-centric choreography, either. from Refinery 29
The first time, of course, they made history with her classroom style performance and her choreography. from Vice
And Jamie Lynn said she'll leave the hardcore choreography and fancy footwork to her big sis. from People
Or rather, she just doesn't really give a shit about her dancing skills or attempt choreography. from Refinery 29
Lilian Nejatpour explores a British-Iranian upbringing, using choreography to question attitudes towards gender and sexuality. from Hyperallergic
What it is: Learning fight choreography inspired by Charlize Theron's kickass super agent in Atomic Blonde. from People
The choreography is directed by Raphael Navarro and Clement Dubailleul, and performed by dancer Aude Arago. from Vice
The exoskeleton has no break in choreography, and the performer can't unstrap themselves from the device. from Hyperallergic
One of her primary points of contention was the video's snub in the Best Choreography category. from Mashable
There is one configuration, or bit of choreography, that repeats again and again in the movie. from New Republic
Dua Lipa and Anne-Marie both made impressive ones: original themes, creative choreography, super cool styling. from Vice
The day after I interview Pauley, Yanis Marshall is teaching a masters class in heels choreography. from Vice
Gerard and Kelly's choreography reads as a tense relationship between control and collaboration, dominance and submission. from Hyperallergic
NEW HAVEN "Kinky Boots," musical with songs by Cyndi Lauper; direction and choreography by Jerry Mitchell. from The New York Times
For this next movement, Mr. Abraham's choreography is set to music by the composer Jordan Chiolis. from The New York Times
Music supervision, additional music and arrangements come from Nicholas Skilbeck, while Anthony van Laast provides choreography. from People
But he also took a choreography class and made a dance to music by Olivier Messiaen. from The New York Times
Over time, some of the productions have become more theatrical, with elaborate props and sharp choreography. from The New York Times
She looked to us for style and choreography and the way young people talked and moved. from The New York Times
Clinton receives a bounce nationally from the convention, which was well received for its crisp choreography. from The New York Times
There were several particularly difficult moves in the choreography, but Sapakie was confident in Lopez's abilities. from Business Insider
Technically, the film is flawless — its acting, directing, stunts, editing, and choreography are all top notch. from Business Insider
How does a space and what surrounds it, a crucial frame for choreography, affect a performance? from The New York Times
Much, though not all, of Monday night's choreography seemed designed to assuage concerns of Christian conservatives. from CNN
ANNANDALE-ON-HUDSON Faculty Dance Concert, with choreography and a performance by the Bard Dance Faculty. from The New York Times
It's also the only number with choreography that makes full use of its set and ensemble. from Mashable
"I'm bringing in some new choreography, some new choreographers, and keeping the Balanchine tradition," he said. from The New York Times
Choreography: Christopher Wheeldon Buenos Aires Teatro Colón - West-Eastern Divan Orchestra (July 29-30): Violin Concerto. from The New York Times
The old Harlem company presented lots of choreography that was atrocious, as well as several classics. from The New York Times
Then O'Keefe, in a fedora, performed Michael Jackson's choreography to "Billie Jean," including a passable moonwalk. from New Yorker
He is as regimented and confined by them as a classical ballet dancer is by choreography. from The New York Times
Unclear if she was simply getting some choreography down, or if this was the real deal. from TMZ
How much of the HAIM choreography can you do from "If I Could Change Your Mind"? from Vice
At the 1999 MTV Video Music Awards, the video won in three categories, including best choreography. from The New York Times
For another, all three dances Wednesday were examples of 21st-century choreography made for the company. from The New York Times
Yet Sunday's performance showed Mr. De Luz discovering further nuances of space, music, gesture and choreography. from The New York Times
What happens when a dancer — and no two are alike — is united with Mr. Taylor's choreography? from The New York Times
The poetic lighting, designed by Ms. Reitz herself, is wedded to the choreography with marvelous imagination. from The New York Times
Likewise, Mr. Carlyle's often thrilling choreography offers a bountiful assortment of takes on male-female physicality. from The New York Times
Yet this choreography asks bigger questions: What side of yourself do you present to the world? from The New York Times
She continued to make dances and in 2001 returned to Britain, determined to focus on choreography. from The New York Times
The choreography of Mr. Pompeo's Iraq stopover also appeared designed to send a message to Iran. from The New York Times
On another stage, for dance, the seminal modern choreography of Trisha Brown promised to live on. from The New York Times
Taiwan's Cloud Gate 2 follows in June with a program of choreography by Cheng Tsung-lung. from The New York Times
There probably have been productions for centuries in which opera direction has been akin to choreography. from The New York Times
Filled with stomping folk dances and lively pointwork, the choreography had an unmannered, almost naïve quality. from The New York Times
By changing the pattern on the plate, the researchers can essentially control the dancing drop's choreography. from The New York Times
It was infectious, and the kind of masterly display of choreography not seen since Backstreet's Back. from Vice
It's in the DNA of the choreography, which can steal your breath in the tiniest details. from The New York Times
Michael Jackson, King of Pop, commanded a stage, and in this performance his choreography is pristine. from Vox
An earlier version of this article also misstated where choreography by Benoit Swan Pouffer was performed. from The New York Times
It doesn't come close to Into the Breach's tactical choreography or its confrontation with collateral damage. from Vice
They had to memorize the choreography, and at first they thought they would need separate shots. from The New York Times
And there's also, of course, Balanchine's remarkable choreography, which brings the Tchaikovsky score to dancing life. from The New York Times
The book is by Robert Horn with songs by David Yazbek and choreography by Denis Jones. from The New York Times
A bit of audience participation and polished choreography alongside competitive finger-snapping, running and even spinning. from The New York Times
The choreography of Lucinda Childs is like Shaker furniture: beautiful in its simplicity but rather severe. from New Yorker
The choreography keeps suggesting lines, but the sneakers keep the lines from extending through the foot. from The New York Times
At the heart of Cunningham choreography is change; we never know where these dances are heading. from The New York Times
Trump's gestures of goodwill came across as contrived, made-for-TV political choreography and empty rhetoric. from CNN
Both artists are among contemporary dance's finest; they imbue their choreography with nuance and rigorous delicacy. from The New York Times
His daughter, Ashley, now 13, wanted to learn the choreography, but no group would welcome them. from The New York Times
Russell Markert's original choreography makes abstraction mesmerizingly beautiful as it puts the Euclidean space in motion. from The New York Times
Here the choreography is part of a larger vision that renders it extraneous or, worse, inconsequential. from The New York Times
For five years, "Rhythm in Motion" has been making a lonely, valiant argument for tap choreography. from The New York Times
"I can't really do [choreography]," Underwood, 36, told POLLSTAR in a new interview published on Friday. from People
The festival celebrates the 25th anniversary of the company's New Combinations Fund, which supports new choreography. from The New York Times
Fifteen-second clips of a DaBaby song looped until everyone had memorized the agreed-upon choreography. from The New York Times
Picture a visual grid divided into rows of eight beats, the classic count for cheer choreography. from Vice
Mr. Jones's choreography was integral to the mixture of African myths that comprised the ambiguous narrative. from The New York Times
But much of the choreography that has earned him awards and accolades — for his company, Abraham. from The New York Times
Sometimes you don't need five minutes of choreography and well-timed jokes to entertain a crowd. from Mashable
"We need to think about all of those places when we think about choreography," she said. from The New York Times
How could the new choreography be responsive to the music and still feel of-the-moment? from The New York Times
It opened in November 2015 and was nominated for a 2016 Tony Award for best choreography. from The New York Times
He made no soloist roles, because he had no one who could handle soloist-level choreography. from New Yorker
The choreography, like the dancers themselves, lacks the virtuosity that makes professionals so thrilling to watch. from The New York Times
It's dance-dance-dance, though only a number for five men has much merit as choreography. from The New York Times
The choreography by Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui, particularly a moving ballet showing a rape, is appropriately memorable. from Mashable
About halfway through though, his memory loss kicked in and he lost his patterns of choreography. from People
And those sitting closest to the hectic choreography best be warned: You may be sweated on. from The New York Times
Repertory is this amazing collection of ideas — not just of choreography but also of lighting design. from The New York Times
The program includes a performance featuring choreography inspired by Bollywood films against projections of colorful animations. from The New York Times
It was run by a Maltese chap but I did costumes and choreography for the girls. from Vice
So she has woven some Balinese hand movement into the tap choreography, with Ms. Dorrance's blessing. from The New York Times
After that slow, meditative entrance, the team's dizzying choreography is all high kicks and lightening spins. from Vice
Her sound became a marriage of a little of her brother, Prince, and Paula Abdul's choreography. from Vice
The component score primarily applies to the appearance, choreography, and interpretation elements of a skater's program. from Vox
But the choreography, inextricably wedded to the music, happens in fits and starts; it hits the spot but carries none of the weight of the dream ballet in "Oklahoma!" or of the multitude of dances in "The Prom," another show that wasn't nominated for its choreography. from The New York Times
As with his choreography of simple, repetitive motions, it is a telltale hint at what American Minimalism would so successfully create in the 1970s — works like Einstein on the Beach, the five-hour opera by Philip Glass and Robert Wilson with task-based choreography by Lucinda Childs. from Hyperallergic
"I don't just want to be a body in space," she said of her dancing and choreography. from The New York Times
Mr. Wheeldon's choreography is skillful as always, but we learn little about the characters through their movement. from The New York Times
It was delightful to spot Nijinsky-like hand poses and occasional folk-inspired footwork during the choreography. from Hyperallergic
After the initial programming of the choreography, it takes a single operator to oversee the drone show. from Gizmodo
When I timidly submerge my face in the water, I'm soothed by the sharks' slow aquatic choreography. from Wired
He swings abruptly from grouchy passive-aggression to jocular back-slapping and gleefully intricate secret handshake choreography. from Vice
Choreography and dress design have evolved over the years, but the jingling sound remains, Google's explanation notes. from CNN
Eventually, it started to feel like the choreography was more expressive than any dialogue you could write. from People
But there was still a show-stopping moment with a gravity-defying chair, and beautiful, lyrical choreography. from Vox
Luckily for me, I grew up dancing so it was like second nature because it's like choreography. from People
In a statement, 2 Milly's lawyers claim that the dance in question is choreography and therefore protectable. from The Verge
Yet influence went two ways: You can see traces of "Dances at a Gathering" in Balanchine choreography. from The New York Times
This impressive bit of choreography escalates from a moody march to a flurry of limbs and drywall. from The Verge
The choreography is simple enough, even for someone like me who hasn't danced since their teen years. from People
Do you think there's more of an expectation to have an edge or be daring with choreography? from Refinery 29
In Swallowed, she uses choreography to embody the movement of the parasite traveling through the woman's body. from Vice
She would go on to handle most of the choreography for his tours, videos and live performances. from People
Thanks to this video from Vogue's Instagram series, we were treated to Céline's can't-look-away choreography. from People
In my choreography my women lift my men, men are lifting men and women together as well. from Vice
Kaitlyn: Kelela and her friends also trouble themselves to perform some group choreography — while they're still Sims! from The Verge
The music video is less so, muddling the message with massive costumes and a bit of choreography. from Refinery 29
Maybe the cast will even get to perform the famous choreography with the group that originated it. from Refinery 29
Instead he's "passed the mic" to the choreography and process, allowing the work to speak for itself. from Hyperallergic
Once they've figured out the choreography of the whole thing, they move into the motion capture stage. from Mashable
They coordinate their movements when they speak as if they're rehearsing the choreography for their choir selection. from Refinery 29
From scooters, to cars, to planes, to treadmills, these guys have perfected the art of unique choreography. from TechCrunch
The expressive choreography and movement of her characters convey a sense of yearning, possessiveness, jealousy, and guilt. from Vice
"The best mix you can have with a great song would be a great choreography," Brenner says. from Vice
It's enabled me to come back to choreography; I no longer dance so much as I read. from Hyperallergic
Reshoots aren't uncommon, but reshoots involving fight choreography and an actress who is five-months pregnant are. from Refinery 29
Much of the choreography seemed more impressive than erotic, which was more than alright in my book. from Vice
Beautifully, Ashton's choreography shows not just how Sylvia is transformed but also how she remains the same. from The New York Times
Ms. Wallich, who also performs in the work, did the choreography; Mr. Hadreas composed the plaintive music. from The New York Times
When it comes to choreography, at least at most major companies, ballet remains overwhelmingly a man's world. from The New York Times
Improvisation is unusual in Irish dancing, where the choreography is more typically set and rehearsed in advance. from The New York Times
Mr. Glover didn't have a choice: The 1921 choreography is as forgotten as its choreographer, Lawrence Deas. from The New York Times
She combined sketch comedy and dance by doing skits at the beginning and end of her choreography. from Business Insider
He had seen her dances when she took part in the Student Choreography Workshop at the school. from The New York Times
Directed by Anne Cecelia Haney, with choreography by Joya Powell, the show begins performances on Wednesday, Aug. from The New York Times
By now, our violence is down to a pattern, and there is a choreography to our reactions. from The New York Times
It kicks the show off with a bang, but can the choreography match and maintain that excitement? from The New York Times
I wanted to understand what she did, but I didn't want her choreography to loom over me. from The New York Times
In transferring the energy of the cypher to the stage, Ms. Nguyen's choreography sufficed, but merely so. from The New York Times
The action sequences rely less on clever choreography and camerawork than on shiny CG and emotional resonance. from Mashable
The video is Kylián on top form: choreography that engages and entertains, simultaneously relatable, funny, and impressive. from Vice
Sure, "Cheap Thrills" features requisite crazy faces from Ziegler, but the choreography is also bouncy and exuberant. from Refinery 29
She directed the clip and also created its concept, while the choreography was done by Aaron Sillis. from Vice
"Tricking has expanded the possibilities of fight choreography," said Travis Wong, a renowned SAG-AFTRA Stunt Coordinator. from Vice
Popstars have to juggle emotional expression, breath control, choreography, click tracks and backing harmonies all at once. from Vice
But the rebirth that took him to victory in the 1968 election took years of careful choreography. from CNN
For many, Mr. Wheeldon's choreography exemplifies the kind of impressive classicism they want Ballet Theater to exemplify. from The New York Times
On Fox's smash hit The Masked Singer the elaborate costume designs and difficult choreography are always changing. from Refinery 29
The show won two Tonys, for Mr. Peck's choreography and for Lindsay Mendez in a supporting role. from The New York Times
But he was soon performing with the school's modern-dance ensemble and experimenting with his own choreography. from The New York Times
The slow choreography has the nuns emerging from shadows and eventually the foundlings soaring into the darkness. from Hyperallergic
Potentially. Does he screw up the carefully planned parade itinerary and the choreography the performers painstakingly rehearsed? from Vox
What's more, each of these scenes is a little master class in action scene staging and choreography. from Vox
Focusing solely on choreography, which he sees as a visual art, is where his interest lies now. from The New York Times
In Russia coaches never cared about it, thinking that Russian gymnastics is, first of all, about choreography. from Vice
And unlike nearly every other artistic director today, she demonstrated no interest in commissioning 21st-century choreography. from The New York Times
The lineup features Dormeshia's "Rhythm Migration," Taylor 28 in Paul Taylor's classic "Aureole," Doug Elkins Choreography Etc. from The New York Times
Think the Spice Girls, complete with choreography and costumes, but with songs about systemic oppression and stereotypes. from The New York Times
Much of the choreography, Ms. Grills said later, had come out of improvisation exercises she had developed. from The New York Times
The Russian attempt at long-distance choreography was playing out in many cities across the United States. from The New York Times
The work is not entirely dark: The brainy choreography uses humor as a path toward catharsis. Oct. from The New York Times
Bausch's primal-pedestrian approach to choreography is nothing new, but the public's willingness to accept it is. from The New York Times
Chris is the guy from choreography who also splits his time making sure the music is correct. from The New York Times
The choreography was about digging into the physical memories of these women's tension, their rage, their sorrow. from The New York Times
I was in a studio the whole time before I had to go onstage, learning the choreography. from The New York Times
Directed by Zack Winokur, the piece features choreography by Chanel DaSilva and music supervision by Jaret Landon. from The New York Times
By telling Furie's story, Feels Good Man lays the choreography and competing emotions of that struggle bare. from Wired
Yet for the most part, the choreography the dancers so impeccably master limits them to showing off. from The New York Times
Yes, there are costume changes and slick choreography, but Ms. Grande's vocal acrobatics are the main attraction. from The New York Times
But he is a major figure himself, a 2013 MacArthur fellow whose choreography is constantly in demand. from The New York Times
English National Ballet made a splash in 2016 with an entire program of new choreography by women. from The New York Times
Their choreography has aggressive accents of taekwondo and boxing, along with an air-slicing assortment of somersaults. from The New York Times
The show, at Judson Memorial Church, is overlong but genuine — and the choreography is front and center. from The New York Times
She is also building a career online, studying viral dances, collaborating with peers and posting original choreography. from The New York Times
George Balanchine's choreography advertises dancers, glorifies dancers, gives dancers both their toughest assignments and their ultimate release. from The New York Times
Wouldn't a revival of Miriam Mahdaviani's "Images" (1992) have strengthened the case for women's choreography in ballet? from The New York Times
The tone of Victor Quijada's choreography is that of an emo band or of anguished adolescent poetry. from The New York Times
Shot after shot evokes some French or Dutch Old Master, using rich, luminous colors and deft choreography. from New Republic
The samba groups integrate elaborate costume, choreography, and music to create a performance based on a theme. from Business Insider
The songs are unmemorable and the choreography less than twinkle-toed, but the lyrics are a delight. from The New York Times
Flamboyant, sweaty, virtuosic and precise, the evocative choreography provides the lion's share of the evening's artistic excellence. from The New York Times
When the women finally dive into Joya Powell's choreography and strut their stuff — and boy, do they! from The New York Times
She had been trying, in the choreography, to answer questions that she felt went beyond ethnic particularities. from The New York Times
Through its unspoken language, choreography can offer a different, sometimes more resonant imagining of space and time. from The New York Times
In 2016, the art historian Susan Rosenberg published "Trisha Brown: Choreography as Visual Art" (Wesleyan University Press). from The New York Times
Both camerawork (directed by Vincent Bataillon) and performances are admirable; the superb choreography emerges with unusual lucidity. from The New York Times
Peppered throughout the documentary, these sequences feature a fusion of virtuosic choreography, remarkable athleticism and polished filmmaking. from Washington Post
In searching for new ways to frame choreography, Ms. Vandenbroucke teases the line between fact and fiction. from The New York Times
Rogue Alliance, formed one year ago, focuses on martial arts, stage combat, sword fighting and saber choreography. from The New York Times
While the choreography, costumes, and music all shined, sometimes Gerard & Kelly are heavy-handed with their references. from Hyperallergic
CreditCreditVincent Tullo for The New York Times They rehearse at night and learn choreography with breathtaking speed. from The New York Times
The choreography effortlessly blends tap with Lindy Hop and same-sex partnering that's wonderfully matter-of-fact. from The New York Times
While the choreography is set, it is also malleable: Its sensibility can change according to the performer. from The New York Times
Gower Champion's choreography and direction anchored the show, and Mr. Stewart and Mr. Bramble wrote the book. from The New York Times
She thinks about all those aspects as we're recording: choreography, where things will fit into her performances. from Vice
His choreography has earned acclaim and awards, but presenters don't call as frequently as they once did. from The New York Times
Do they use chance procedures in choreography, making choices by rolling dice or consulting the I Ching? from The New York Times
But mastering the fight choreography, even for a cast with extraordinary physical discipline, took longer than expected. from The New York Times
Mother and daughters engaged in a synchronized dance with precise choreography, showing the first pubis of many. from Hyperallergic
Across other arts disciplines, Assistant Professor of Graphic Design Wes Taylor and Assistant Professor of Dance + Choreography MK Abadoo are using design and performance to explore community justice while Assistant Professor of Dance + Choreography and Kinetic Imaging Kate Sicchio's work incorporates coding, video, and projection into live performance. from Hyperallergic
Other potential novelties came in the choreography — a splaying of hands to represent the Hindu lord of dance, a nod to the Indian roots of flamenco — but this was meager stuff, and the rest of the program's choreography was boilerplate at best and frequently worse: visually and rhythmically dull. from The New York Times
Bizet's music abounds in rhythmic play; the choreography doesn't and often makes its heavy effects off the beat. from The New York Times
Each wrestler takes this very seriously, adorned with specialized face paint and their own versions of stage choreography. from Hyperallergic
It's a connection to a far grander celestial choreography that promises to dazzle observers for eons to come. from Gizmodo
It was her undeniable talent that would help Fosse shape and influence the style of his unique choreography. from Refinery 29
In a way, the band produced proto–music videos, pairing choreography with popular black music from the radio. from Buzzfeed News
Overall, the short is a mix of badass fight choreography and the ridiculous fun of a Nerf fight. from The Verge
In the days since the video release, BTS fans have started filming themselves trying out the video choreography. from Mashable
Volunteer, reveals that each group put forth an impressive effort, complete with choreography, set pieces, and stunning costumes. from People
Apart from me and one of my friends, it appeared everyone else had learned this particular choreography already. from Refinery 29
Watson and Stevens first had to learn the choreography, and then Stevens had to master it on stilts. from People
There's a place for SoundCloud rap lovers, and those who want to show off their latest dance choreography. from The Verge
There might need to be some adjustments to her performances, modest costumes and, in some cases, special choreography. from Refinery 29
"There's an interesting choreography between man and machine," Tally founder and CEO Jason Brown told me by phone. from TechCrunch
Her "Finesse" remix with Mars is also up for a handful awards including best collaboration and best choreography. from People
The talented trio rocked the awards show with explosive sounds, vibrant choreography, neon-colored wares and nightclub vibes. from People
Will some of the new choreography make it into future late-night screenings of the OG Rocky Horror? from Refinery 29
This is the perfect place for you to do the choreography, someone reminds her, and so she continues. from Refinery 29
My passion is to create choreography where the dancers are impossibly entangled yet bursting with energy and sensuality. from Vice
Anyone else watch this video so many times they they can still recreate the choreography during karaoke night? from People
And he did choreography for the Broadway show Black and Blue, winning a Tony for it in 1989. from Vox
Seo Taiji's rowdy song, complete with trendy styling and accompanying choreography, didn't exactly sit well with the judges. from Vice
With all the staging and choreography I have learned, nothing compares to the detail of these partner dances. from People
That experience, Intel's SVP of New Technology Josh Walden told Mashable, taught Intel a lot about drone choreography. from Mashable
He also did the choreography for Marlo Thomas's landmark TV special "Free to Be … You and Me" (1974). from The New York Times
Are you able to separate dance from the music itself or do you see choreography in your head? from Vice
The women quickly surpassed me in their moves and blew me away with how they mastered the choreography. from People
These proteins predictably bind and release your DNA, flipping thousands of genes on and off in synchronized choreography. from Wired
The resulting choreography of light and sound will figuratively and actually echo and amplify McCall's ephemeral, dancing installations. from Hyperallergic
As the action unfolds, Favreau and Deschanel watch both the monitors and the camera operator, cuing Tirl's choreography. from Wired
They have a model that performs the songs live, so we had to arrange choreography with their model. from The Verge
At the Oscars, the actress sweetly thanked her then-boyfriend in her speech for his choreography and support. from People
While your music videos incorporate elaborate choreography and styling, they are also heavy on metaphors and symbolic storylines. from Vice
Back at MDC, Yanis starts to teach the choreography to the five lines of dancers crammed behind him. from Vice
It was choreography he stage-managed himself: a high-visibility, high-stakes summit with his favorite authoritarian leader. from CNN
More obscurely, they allude to choreography: some Martha Graham, maybe some Lucinda Childs, some previous Jasperse for sure. from The New York Times
The rapidly delivered verdicts, Mr. Liu said in an interview, reinforced a sense of choreography about the proceedings. from The New York Times
There are also dramatic works, works of art, and even works of choreography that are now public domain. from CNN
To be clear: Indian people love to dance, but we don't have set choreography hardwired into our DNA. from Mashable
African borrowings and delicious details in the choreography bring out a spiritual dimension to the Godfather of Soul. from The New York Times
If choreography is not the organizing principle behind ballet, the art becomes a mindless vehicle for unguided dancers. from The New York Times
But where the fountains play on the intricacies of baroque choreography, the motif in Angoulême is more geometric. from The New York Times
But even though this compositional virtuosity answers aspects of the music, Ms. Tharp's choreography never fits Beethoven satisfyingly. from The New York Times
The cops had blown their cue and the choreography of the white nationalist rally was thrown into chaos. from New Republic
There's also choreography by Savion Glover, a cast of inspired dancers and a renowned leading lady: Audra McDonald. from The New York Times
She added that Ms. Brown is a "deep researcher" who tackles social issues through "extremely present, theatrical" choreography. from The New York Times
The multilayered sense of history (the choreography is evidently of its own day) is part of the charm. from The New York Times
Once she's dressed up, she performs a song complete with some super-cute choreography and a cheering crowd. from Vice
DeMoura also spends a good deal of the video breaking down the choreography for "Children," step-by-step. from Refinery 29
It stays steady at eye level, allowing the choreography to only hint at the sexuality that lies beneath. from Vice
She believed that the choreography in Harris' work will have the same effect on newer faces in attendance. from Vice News
The dancing trickled behind the music, giving the choreography the sense that it was unfolding in slow motion. from The New York Times
The Broadway production will not base its choreography on the original Robbins dances, according to the news release. from The New York Times
Mr. Pita, 46, was speaking from Hamburg, where he's working on choreography for the new "Charlie's Angels" movie. from The New York Times
"I'd never met anyone who could articulate the layers and the complexities of dance and choreography," she said. from The New York Times
In "Dougla," sweeping skirts for both women and men, designed by Holder, matter as much as the choreography. from The New York Times
One aspect she highlights is choreography for the hands, which was inspired by the movement of factory workers. from The New York Times
Me Time Wherein our wellness columnist learns that all she needed was a little choreography from the experts. from The New York Times
And the work continues to deepen once it's over, as you spot its references in other Taylor choreography. from The New York Times
Cathy Marston's telling, at American Ballet Theater, takes an admirable feminist stance, but is undone by monotonous choreography. from The New York Times
The diasporic tale he's telling is as understated and subtle as the allusions to Ailey's choreography and biography. from The New York Times
Holland hits the choreography with force and precision, and his performance is totally confident, with a playful swagger. from Vox
Even when the idea is to gild the cracks, good choreography needs to be made of sturdier stuff. from The New York Times
All three roles, but especially Dewdrop, who leads the Waltz of the Flowers, show Balanchine's choreography to perfection. from The New York Times
We explore the elaborate music videos, adoring fans, and killer choreography for Explained, our weekly show on Netflix. from Vox
In the case of George Balanchine's "Agon," she offers a response that contains none of the original choreography. from The New York Times
To break up their solo moments with synchronized choreography, she landed on the most ordinary of movements: walking. from The New York Times
But I also liked the ones that exercised artistic license, breaching the group choreography to startle audience members. from Hyperallergic
Totally lacking in bodily flow, it's difficult to take it seriously as a piece of reactionary, improvisational choreography. from Vice
She's the maker of both a large, epoch-making body of choreography and a legendarily sensuous dance style. from The New York Times
The choreography and direction, by Andrew Letso Kola, who also conceived the story, communicates through clear, simple gestures. from The New York Times
Today, however, there are large gaps in the historical sources for that act's choreography; and tastes have changed. from The New York Times
Some find the beginning of Zagitova's routine — limited to spins, footwork and choreography — to be a tedious preamble. from The New York Times
During days, Ms. Simard worked on scenes and choreography mostly in a rehearsal room away from the theater. from The New York Times
When choreography doesn't sustain some developing view of the people dancing it, it dwindles into attention-seizing stunts. from The New York Times
The choreography strives to extend arms and legs horizontally, expanding the body's silhouette and emphasizing length over elevation. from The New York Times
"The major hangup was choreography and sequencing," said Ali Vaez, the Iran director for the International Crisis Group. from The New York Times
Annie-B Parson's exacting, exultant and altogether astonishing choreography often has them moving in a single, tidal wave. from The New York Times
No touch is little in "Little Women," where choreography is its sweeping force and where every movement counts. from The New York Times
Emma Martin's choreography is as important to defining these desperate characters as are Mr. Walsh's warp-speed speeches. from The New York Times
The revival of Ntozake Shange's play is directed by Leah C. Gardiner with choreography by Camille A. Brown. from Hyperallergic
Eric Gorsuch's costumes — colorful ribbons artfully tied around naked dancers — were more intriguing than the thrashing, repetitive choreography. from The New York Times
In these they caper and waltz around, and sometimes execute more strenuous, Martha Grahamesque choreography by Ryan Heffington. from The New York Times
It's just four female dancers, and the choreography is based on the repetition of mundane and universal movements. from The New York Times
Jennifer Lawrence did, like, train for a few months, and she basically had to, like, learn the choreography. from Business Insider
Some images prefigure later Taylor choreography, as in the way the man cradles one woman in his arms. from The New York Times
The revival of Ntozake Shange's play is directed by Leah C. Gardiner with choreography by Camille A. Brown. from Hyperallergic
But how could you bring me into being if I must satisfy the choreography of his desire only? from The New York Times
How about costumes and choreography that showcase these talents without having to exploit the overused "sex sells" approach. from The New York Times
Increasingly, that's the tone of the choreography, too — that of an emo band or of anguished adolescent poetry. from The New York Times
The iconic choreography that propelled D'Amelio's viral fame, however, is the work of 14-year-old Jalaiah Harmon. from Business Insider
Guns shoot smiley-face flags; the male chorus lip-syncs the children's chorus music and does silly choreography. from The New York Times
Her choreography, showcased primarily in New York, helped shape generations of modern dance creators into the 21st century. from The New York Times
It helps me to look at the dancers not just as a group doing choreography, but as people. from The New York Times
"K-pop is more than just music because we always prepare choreography with the stage song," I.M says. from The Verge
Yet there's rarely anything arch about Lopez's highly explicit descriptions of erotic encounters (rendered with nonexplicit, metaphoric choreography). from The New York Times
"There's nothing delicate about it, there's nothing fragile about it," Rihanna said about the choreography of the show. from Buzzfeed News
In 1937, "The Golden Cockerel" was revived, with Michel Fokine's original choreography, by Colonel de Basil's Ballets Russes. from New Yorker
Mr. Martins takes the main framework of Petipa's choreography while including supplementary touches of his own and others. from The New York Times
There are screens all around, showing Cunningham and his company performing his choreography over more than 50 years. from The New York Times
Another scene shows a saxophone player in the high school's marching band, unable to master the intense choreography. from People
The Ballet's choreography, though sometimes repetitious, is up to Wheeldon's usual standard—the ensemble work is especially good. from New Yorker
Following his lead, Cunningham introduced chance strategies into his choreography, tossing coins to determine the sequence of movements. from The New York Times
Mr. Prince himself will direct the production, with co-direction and choreography by the Tony winner Susan Stroman. from The New York Times
Modernism and classicism meet in "Barocco"; Ms. Reichlen makes Balanchine's choreography count as sculpture, architecture, music and feminism. from The New York Times
In it, the dancers possess "that strong confidence that Bob Fosse's choreography is filled with," Mr. Onik said. from The New York Times
It's hard to feel the mystery in all this now, but facets of the choreography are also foreign. from The New York Times
"We were learning how to move like cats, we learned a lot of choreography," Swift told Entertainment Weekly. from CNN
The bride was the ballet master for the choreography that featured a selection from George Balanchine's "The Nutcracker." from The New York Times
In a small space like Speyer Hall, the audience gets to feel the breeze generated by the choreography. from Hyperallergic
City Ballet dancers move big, but Mr. Ratmansky's choreography forces them to push beyond their limits: Georgina Pazcoguin was both more daring and secure than she's been in ages, just as Sterling Hyltin, partnered with courtly ease by Tyler Angle, let go of her mannerisms to flow inside of the choreography. from The New York Times
In Ms. Colker's piece, which began a run at the Joyce Theater on Tuesday night — it won the Benois de la Danse Award 2018 at Moscow for choreography — the film overwhelms the dance, even when its performers, 14 in all, fill the stage in acrobatic, low-to-the-ground choreography. from The New York Times
Not much in the high-pressure kitchen choreography on display outdoes what you might see on TV food shows. from The New York Times
Although Mr. Millepied said he was leaving to focus on his choreography, avid speculation continued about his real motivation. from The New York Times
Something about ice skating's romantic music, intimate choreography, tight costumes, and Kamasutra-esque lifts makes the sport surprisingly sexy. from Refinery 29
These component parts — choir, singers, set design, choreography, video, and music — come together in moments of very effective theater. from Hyperallergic
The performer has always been known for her wildly impressive dance choreography and ability to command a whole stage. from Refinery 29
We would love to see that tap dance break at the end be incorporated into some classic NSYNC choreography*. from Mashable
The choreography as a whole, though, is subtle and naturalistic—perhaps because many of the cast aren't trained dancers. from Vice
The 36-year-old singer shared the video on her Instagram, clearly proud of her offspring's budding choreography skills. from Refinery 29
Mr Bourne's choreography combines with Duncan McLean's projections to head-spinning effect as the show reaches its devastating climax. from Economist
Dancers compete in the following categories: performance, technique, choreography, creativity & presentation Come back every day at 8:30 a.m. from People
But he also outlined the ways his trust would begin to disseminate his dance technique and preserve his choreography. from The New York Times
His own choreography embraces both the grace and line of ballet and the weight and purposefulness of modern dance. from The New York Times
To Michael Kliën, choreography is more than a dance on a stage, but something akin to an archaeological dig. from The New York Times
And the director, Wilson Yip, keeps Yuen Woo-ping's action choreography percolating with staccato editing and gliding overhead perspectives. from The New York Times
Her intensity, choreography and grade-A showmanship demonstrated again that she is simply in a class all her own. from Mashable
"I don't appreciate some 13-year-old kid talking about my choreography or Gianna [Martello]'s," she says, angrily. from People
And it suggests a weapon that can change states during combat, in order to invite more creative fight choreography. from The Verge
Even more overwhelming than the stunning choreography and fashion was the brief but glorious cameo from Blue Ivy herself. from People
From a distance, one can tell that he takes pleasure in orchestrating this improvisational choreography; a sizzling, Passardian dance. from Vice
Rob Marshall, who directed the movie musicals Into the Woods and Chicago, was also heavily involved with the choreography. from Refinery 29
"I basically learned the choreography the night before I performed it for the first time," he told BuzzFeed News. from Refinery 29
Deciding if a work of dance is protectible choreography is a subjective evaluation typically based on length and prestige. from The Verge
And he was nearly chosen for the choreography category as well, so he's clearly a very talented young man. from People
This choreography takes place in darkness while a pale ray of light bathes their faces and bodies from above. from Hyperallergic
"I get to watch all the choreography, listen to the music and he lets me put my input in." from Business Insider
Those due to perform run around, putting the finishing touches to their looks, earphones in, memorizing lyrics and choreography. from Vice
Getting into the inexplicable sounds, powerhouse choreography, and high-concept narratives and visuals of K-pop can be intimidating. from Hyperallergic
As part of the "choreography" for a political deal, the EU set May an "absolute deadline" of Monday, Dec. from Reuters
The biggest internet "Hate" is that i didn't do the choreography to baby shark…guess I better learn it! from People
Garner praised the dancer for her magnetic choreography and applauded Portner for making her Juno costar dance a little. from People
Not to mention the fact that it is a pretty great workout learning and then doing the fight choreography. from People
Along the process, we were dealing directly with Crypton, and of course, the choreography has to go through Sega. from The Verge
Besides, moving the "ring finger" could mean telling Beyoncé to change her choreography — and no one is that powerful. from Refinery 29
You could close your eyes and listen with joy; but Ashton's choreography helped you hear the music even better. from The New York Times
The US Copyright statute expressly designates choreography as a form of expression that is protectable, but not individual movements. from Vice
Stary Browar Nowy Taniec is currently the only place in Poland that presents and develops modern choreography year round. from The New York Times
Detailed and precisely rendered, her choreography has a crystalline clarity that can also, oddly, evaporate right before your eyes. from The New York Times
In March, Mark Morris and his dance troupe present a double bill of operas with choreography by Mr. Morris. from The New York Times
"Road Trip Adventures" goes beyond skating, requiring the cast to learn challenging choreography that incorporates aerial work and gymnastics. from Business Insider
The sweaty, retro gym choreography — a homage to "Flashdance" — had a vibe reminiscent of the glory days of MTV. from The New York Times
His own version quotes just a few of Fokine's movements, particularly in the sharp, jerky choreography for the cockerel. from The New York Times
During one musical number (the choreography is by Kelli Barclay), they mime passion for each other with striking dispassion. from The New York Times
Above all, the shortness of phrase through most of Mr. Schumacher's choreography becomes irksome, the breaks between phrases maddening. from The New York Times
But the choreography for that energizing opening number, and many set pieces, seems almost entirely true to the original. from The New York Times
PORT WASHINGTON "Sweet Charity," by Cy Coleman and Dorothy Fields, book by Neil Simon and choreography by Bob Fosse. from The New York Times
Judged for their artistic as well as athletic skills, synchro swimmers put considerable effort into their themes and choreography. from The New York Times
That meant that Cursed Child, the only new play nominee still running, even snagged a nomination for Best Choreography. from Vox
He performs selections by Philip Glass, Scarlatti, Satie and Chopin, which makes the mostly languid choreography easier to endure. from The New York Times
The result, however, has elements of documentary, experimental cinema, and dance, as the players' exercises resemble post-modern choreography. from Hyperallergic
"Sure Shot" doesn't rely on choreography; much of the footage is the raw joy of little ones running around. from Vice
And then, maybe the handclap bridge in the Haim video was a nice marriage of Fatima's choreography and editing. from Vice
Eventually, Toni joins the team, and gradually finds her own footing in both the choreography and the social structure. from Vice
In an industry so dominated by music and dance, the clothing plays almost as central a role as choreography. from Refinery 29
Ashton's choreography has eloquent moments — notably Marguerite's walk backward on point in Armand's arms, timed marvelously to the music. from The New York Times
As the dance progresses, the dancers manipulate the two stage-bound shapes; this, too becomes part of the choreography. from The New York Times
Justin Peck, the resident choreographer for New York City Ballet, has lately been tucking tap into his ballet choreography. from The New York Times
After watching one of her programs, Ms. Dinnerstein was struck by the connection between the choreography and the music. from The New York Times
Stanley Kauffmann gave the show a mixed review, praising the choreography but not the score or Mr. Simon's book. from The New York Times
It is born of a dogged craft that following rooms lack, often relying instead on the choreography of light. from Hyperallergic
Many of the songs in Hairspray are sprints — high-paced, energetic dance numbers filled to the brim with choreography. from Vox
The "Hadestown" choreography is by Mr. Neumann, who is also known for his time in the modern dance world. from The New York Times
Directed by Alex Timbers, the show stars Karen Olivo, Aaron Tveit and Danny Burstein, with choreography by Sonya Tayeh. from The New York Times
In that year, he left dance to pursue a career in physical therapy; in 2016, he returned to choreography. from The New York Times
The duet is not overtly sexual in its choreography, and the men touch approximately five times in eight minutes. from Vice
And, in 2011, she started the Bureau for the Future of Choreography, an adventurous collective that explores choreographic systems. from The New York Times
André de Jong's choreography is deliberately generic; and yet the ballet Romanticism of that scene shows Procida's yearning soul. from The New York Times
Nothing moves on a stage unless it involves four or five other people — choreography, music, lighting, the tech director. from The New York Times
The choreography entailed Cunningham sitting as still as possible for the duration of his dead lover's most famous work. from Hyperallergic
And even though I have rhythm and I can move, picking up choreography like that is a different thing. from The New York Times
But the hiding speaks of a deeper insecurity — a feeling he and his choreography would later express more openly. from The New York Times
It's definitely its own thing, which I dug - a more mature Disney film, featuring stunning production design & fight choreography. from Mashable
Likewise, the emotions in the choreography are more ambiguous and potent: can't live with you, can't live without you. from The New York Times
The blandly emotive choreography, seen in brief flashes is not worthy of an apprentice, much less a prima ballerina. from The New York Times
An increasing sense of unease is cultivated with thrashing choreography, pulsing strobe lights, screaming, and whispers of distorted dialogue. from Hyperallergic
When Colin greets his mother the morning after his sister's premonition, they engage in a choreography of intimate avoidance. from The New York Times
But don't underestimate the importance of Ryan Courtney's props, which assume alarmingly multifarious roles, and Raja Feather Kelly's choreography. from The New York Times